Duccio Berti - La Felicità è un valore borghese






Specialises in works on paper and (New) School of Paris artists. Former gallery owner.
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Duccio Berti, La Felicità è un valore borghese, a 1972 limited edition silkscreen from Italy, measuring 50 by 70 cm, in good condition and hand-signed.
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Duccio Berti was born in Florence in 1943. The artist's first verified exhibition was “Pittori figurativi italiani nella seconda metà del XX secolo” at Fondo Mole Vanvitelliana in Ancona in 2005, and the most recent show was “mitologie” at les Abattoirs de Toulouse in Toulouse in 2005. Berti has exhibited his works more frequently in Italy, but he has also held exhibitions in France. Duccio Berti has exhibited in a show with Louis Cane and Bengt Lindström.
Duccio Berti, the first artist in the 1970s to use in Italy the photographic technique “multivision,” was a pupil of painter Mauro Reggiani and of sculptor Armand Pierre Fernandez. So far he has exhibited his works in Italy and around the world, mainly in New York, Taipei, Seoul and France, where he lives and works. At the beginning of his career he was drawn to photography and became passionate about the major figures of surrealism and abstract expressionism. Then, in the 1980s, a turning point in his artistic production with his participation in the Transavant-garde movement.
Duccio Berti was born in Florence in 1943. The artist's first verified exhibition was “Pittori figurativi italiani nella seconda metà del XX secolo” at Fondo Mole Vanvitelliana in Ancona in 2005, and the most recent show was “mitologie” at les Abattoirs de Toulouse in Toulouse in 2005. Berti has exhibited his works more frequently in Italy, but he has also held exhibitions in France. Duccio Berti has exhibited in a show with Louis Cane and Bengt Lindström.
Duccio Berti, the first artist in the 1970s to use in Italy the photographic technique “multivision,” was a pupil of painter Mauro Reggiani and of sculptor Armand Pierre Fernandez. So far he has exhibited his works in Italy and around the world, mainly in New York, Taipei, Seoul and France, where he lives and works. At the beginning of his career he was drawn to photography and became passionate about the major figures of surrealism and abstract expressionism. Then, in the 1980s, a turning point in his artistic production with his participation in the Transavant-garde movement.
