PIETRO ANTONIO NARDUCCI
1915–1999
The Abstract Expressionist the World Never Got to See
A pioneer of Abstract Expressionism, member of the legendary Cedar Tavern circle, and sole founder of Quintessential Aesthetics, Pietro Antonio "Tony" Narducci spent seven decades creating some of the era's most powerful — and least seen — American art.
His work and archive have been the subject of published scholarship and continuing review, including writings by Peter Hastings Falk and other independent sources.