Mimmo Rotella (1918-2006) - Relazioni Pericolose

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Mimmo Rotella’s 2000 lithograph Relazioni Pericolose is hand-signed, framed and measures 102 × 72.5 cm.

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An exceptional original polymaterial seridecollage of great value and with strong investment potential, created by the master of Pop Art and international Nouveau Réalisme, Mimmo Rotella (Catanzaro, 1918 – Milan, 2006).
This masterpiece is titled "Relazioni Pericolose" and celebrates the iconic 1959 Franco-Italian film drama directed by Roger Vadim and starring the legendary Gérard Philipe and Jeanne Moreau.
Rotella masterfully deconstructs and reshapes the original vintage Italian film poster through his distinctive poetic language of tearing. The central figure of Gérard Philipe is framed by dramatic, flame-like vertical slashes in vivid orange, crimson red, and bright white, creating a dynamic sense of movement and romantic tension. The lower section reveals the layered typography of the original poster's credits (Vadim, Jeanne Moreau, Columbia Pictures). This composition brilliantly embodies the golden age of Cinecittà and Hollywood on the Tiber, seen through the avant-garde vision of a titan of Nouveau Réalisme. Hand-signed in pencil "Rotella" at the lower right and numbered 31/100 at the lower left.
Original seridecollage technique on polymaterial (screen print with hand-created collage/tearing elements) on high-quality, heavyweight art paper.
Exclusive limited edition of only 100 copies worldwide (e.g. 31/100). Much rarer and more valuable than his common editions of 250 or 500 copies.
Magnificently framed in a high-quality minimalist natural wood frame, giving the work an immediate museum presence.
The work is in absolutely impeccable, like-new condition. The saturation of the red and deep blue colors is fresh and vivid, with no signs of fading. The edges are crisp and defined. A top-quality print and first-rate investment, ready for the most prestigious international collections. The work is published in the catalog "MImmo Rotella" multipli e decollage, pp. 36/37; a color photocopy will be provided.
Print size: 100 x 70 cm. A certificate of provenance and authenticity is included.
The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped via our contracted couriers with online tracking.
Shipping outside the European Community is not available.

Seller's Story

Collezionista di opere d'arte da molti anni di dipinti antichi e moderni, oggettistica di vario tipo acquistati nel tempo presso antiquari o privati. Quello che mi appassiona di più sono i dipinti antichi e moderni di cui vasto una datata esperienza.

An exceptional original polymaterial seridecollage of great value and with strong investment potential, created by the master of Pop Art and international Nouveau Réalisme, Mimmo Rotella (Catanzaro, 1918 – Milan, 2006).
This masterpiece is titled "Relazioni Pericolose" and celebrates the iconic 1959 Franco-Italian film drama directed by Roger Vadim and starring the legendary Gérard Philipe and Jeanne Moreau.
Rotella masterfully deconstructs and reshapes the original vintage Italian film poster through his distinctive poetic language of tearing. The central figure of Gérard Philipe is framed by dramatic, flame-like vertical slashes in vivid orange, crimson red, and bright white, creating a dynamic sense of movement and romantic tension. The lower section reveals the layered typography of the original poster's credits (Vadim, Jeanne Moreau, Columbia Pictures). This composition brilliantly embodies the golden age of Cinecittà and Hollywood on the Tiber, seen through the avant-garde vision of a titan of Nouveau Réalisme. Hand-signed in pencil "Rotella" at the lower right and numbered 31/100 at the lower left.
Original seridecollage technique on polymaterial (screen print with hand-created collage/tearing elements) on high-quality, heavyweight art paper.
Exclusive limited edition of only 100 copies worldwide (e.g. 31/100). Much rarer and more valuable than his common editions of 250 or 500 copies.
Magnificently framed in a high-quality minimalist natural wood frame, giving the work an immediate museum presence.
The work is in absolutely impeccable, like-new condition. The saturation of the red and deep blue colors is fresh and vivid, with no signs of fading. The edges are crisp and defined. A top-quality print and first-rate investment, ready for the most prestigious international collections. The work is published in the catalog "MImmo Rotella" multipli e decollage, pp. 36/37; a color photocopy will be provided.
Print size: 100 x 70 cm. A certificate of provenance and authenticity is included.
The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped via our contracted couriers with online tracking.
Shipping outside the European Community is not available.

Seller's Story

Collezionista di opere d'arte da molti anni di dipinti antichi e moderni, oggettistica di vario tipo acquistati nel tempo presso antiquari o privati. Quello che mi appassiona di più sono i dipinti antichi e moderni di cui vasto una datata esperienza.

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Edition
Original
Artist
Mimmo Rotella (1918-2006)
Title of artwork
Relazioni Pericolose
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2000
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
102 cm
Width
72.5 cm
Weight
7 kg
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Contemporary
Sold with frame
Yes
Period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
1982
Objects sold
100%
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