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Mario Persico
Sign Board - Lithograph by Mario Persico - 1970

1970

$282.43
£209.29
€240VAT Included
CA$393.17
A$399.99
CHF 229.84
MX$4,809.92
NOK 2,683.35
SEK 2,699.41
DKK 1,830.01

About the Item

Sign Board is a contemporary artwork realized by Mario Persico in 1970.  Mixed colored lithograph.  Title and date on the lower margin. Hand-signed by the artist.  Numbered on the lower margin. Edition of XXIV/XXX.  Mario Persico (1930 – 2022). He was among the signatories, in 1955, of the Nuclear Art manifesto, together with exponents such as Enrico Baj and Sergio Dangelo, while three years later he participated in the foundation of Gruppo 58 (an expression of Neapolitan nuclear painting, which progressively takes on increasingly dada and surrealists), with Guido Biasi, LUCA Luigi Castellano, Franco Palumbo, Mario Colucci and Lucio Del Pezzo. Known for his dysmorphic and monstrous pictorial subjects, his areas of research include sculpture, practicable objects, theater and eroticism. He has exhibited in public and private venues in Italy and abroad, such as Galleria Schwarz in Milan, Galleria Sherman in Chicago, Studio Inquadrature 33 in Florence, Castel dell'Ovo and Madre in Naples.
  • Creator:
    Mario Persico (1930, Italian)
  • Creation Year:
    1970
  • Dimensions:
    Height: 25.6 in (65 cm)Width: 19.69 in (50 cm)Depth: 0.04 in (1 mm)
  • Medium:
  • Movement & Style:
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  • Framing:
    Framing Options Available
  • Condition:
    Insurance may be requested by customers as additional service, contact us for more information.
  • Gallery Location:
    Roma, IT
  • Reference Number:
    Seller: T-1475821stDibs: LU650314140432

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Sign Board - Lithograph by Mario Persico - 1970

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Sign Board is a contemporary artwork realized by Mario Persico in 1970 Mixed colored lithograph Title and date on the lower margin. Hand signed by the artist Numbered on the lowe...

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1970s Abstract Abstract Prints

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