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1871
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Born July 18 in Turin
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1893
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Began work as a lithographer, but moved to Rome
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1900
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Spent nine months in Paris
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1910
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Wrote the 'Manifesto dei pittori futuristi' and the 'Manifesto tecnico della pittura futurista' together with U. Boccioni, C. Carrà, G. Severini and L. Russolo
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1910
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Began designing and painting Futurist furniture and also created Futurist "antineutral" clothing
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1913
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Began signing his pictures 'Futur Balla'
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1914
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Began sculpting and the following year created perhaps his best known sculpture called Boccioni's Fist
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1913 - 1916
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Painted pictures that approached pure abstraction
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1930
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Started to gradually move away from Futurism
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1935
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Made a member of Rome's Accademia di San Luca
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1937
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Returned to traditional representational art and the veristic representation of themes from his youth
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1958
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Died March 1 in Rome
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