Gino Bonichi
Scipione (Gino Bonichi) was a leading voice of the Scuola Romana, fusing visionary symbolism, baroque intensity, and acidic color into charged urban and sacred scenes. His canvases oscillate between devotion and disquiet, with emblems, saints, and princes rendered in feverish, graphic contours.
Artworks by Gino Bonichi
in the Vatican Museums
#105
Il Principe cattolico (The Catholic Prince)
A feverish, visionary portrait—religion, power, and decadence collide in Scipione’s incandescent brushwork.
Signature Scuola Romana blend of spirituality, power imagery, and expressionist color.
