Tullio Crali: A Dalmatian Vision of Speed and the Sky Born in Igala, Montenegro, in 1910 – a region steeped in both natural beauty and a history of conflict – Tullio Crali’s life and art were inextricably linked to his homeland. Though he spent much of his career in Milan, his Dalmatian roots profoundly shaped his artistic vision, particularly his fascination with speed, aerial mechanics, and the dynamic interplay between man and machine. A self-taught painter who joined the Futurist movement relatively late in 1929, Crali developed a unique style that blended realistic depiction with the ra…