Faustini Arte

Active since: 1974
Areas of interest: Modern and contemporary art

Faustini Arte is a historic Italian art gallery, with a decades-long presence in the national and international art trade. Today it is a point of reference for collectors of Italian figurative and contemporary art. It was founded in 1974 by Giuliano Faustini in Forte dei Marmi, on Tuscany’s upscale coast. In 1980, he opened his first city location in Florence in Via de’ Pepi, debuting with an important, quality exhibition on Giorgio De Chirico. This was followed by a display of Pablo Picasso’s ‘erotic engravings’ and, later, of the works of Renato Guttuso, Graham Sutherland and others. In 1995 the gallery moved to its current location in Borgo Ognissanti, where it continues to organise collective exhibitions and present the oeuvres of international masters. Today it is the only gallery in the world to show the works of artists Uliviero Ulivieri and Andrea Stella.