Caruso's work has ended up in the collections of key patrons of the arts, including Helena Rubenstein, Nelson Rockefeller, Richard Avedon & Irene Brin. In this section you can see an overview of his most important drawings and paintings, and you can click below to view the full gallery.

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Caruso believed that there was something special about the technique of etching that elevated it beyond tradition forms of artistic expression. Below you will find a selection of his key prints and posters from the 1950’s through to 1979.

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Caruso’s work has been exhibited for over 70 years across Italy, France, the US and UK. Below is a selection of his most important group and solo shows.

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  • 1951, Palermo, Galleria Zabara: Sicilian Painters

  • 1952, Palermo, La Serenella: Bruno Caruso

  • 1954, Rome, L'Obelisco: Bruno Caruso

  • 1954, Venice, Venice Biennale

  • 1954, Cincinnati, MOMA: Young Italian Painters

  • 1954, Wakefield, City Art Gallery: Group

  • 1955, US Tour, 20 Imaginary Views: Group

  • 1955, London, Arthur Jeffress Gallery: Bruno Caruso

  • 1955, Venice, Third Esso Prize

  • 1955, Milan, Galleria del Sole: Bruno Caruso

  • 1955, Rome, VII Rome Quadriennale

  • 1955, Minnesota, Weisman Art Museum: Group

  • 1955, Sydney, L'Obelisco of Rome at David Jones

  • 1956, Rome, Galleria dell'Obelisco: Bruno Caruso

  • 1956, Zurich, Galerie H.U. Gasser: Bruno Caruso

  • 1956, London, Tate Gallery: Modern Italian Art

  • 1957, Rome, Galleria d'Arte Moderna

  • 1958, Palermo, Galleria Flaccovio: Bruno Caruso

  • 1958, Milan, La Permanente: Young Italian Artists

  • 1958, Rome, Galleria dell'Obelisco: Bruno Caruso

  • 1958, Berlin, Akademie Der Kunst: Italienische Kunst

  • 1958, Paris, Galerie d'Art Moderne: Paris Biennale

  • 1959, Lima, Pintura Italiana

  • 1959, San Francisco, MOMA: Italy Three Directions

  • 1959, Paris, Galerie Rive Gauche: Bruno Caruso

  • 1961, São Paulo, Galleria Sistina: Bruno Caruso

  • 1962, New York, ACA Gallery: Italian Art Today

  • 1963, Tokyo, Institute of Culture

  • 1963, Alexandria, V Biennale of the Mediterranean

  • 1964, Moscow, Exhibition of 6 Graphic Artists

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