Maurizio Galimberti (1956–) - Berlin 2009 - ReadyMade 2019 - 13247

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Maurizio Galimberti — Berlin 2009 - ReadyMade 2019 - 13247, printed in 2019.

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Maurizio Galimberti is an artist born in Italy in 1956; he has established himself on the Italian and international art scene thanks to mosaic compositions, works in which the subject – whether a person or a portion of a city – is broken down into numerous shots, often corresponding to different perspectives, and reassembled into an eclectic image.

Original artwork by the artist created with Polaroid intervention on a photographic composition.

Artwork signed by the artist and accompanied by authentication from Archivio Nordest, also signed by Maurizio Galimberti.

Archivio Nordest no. 13247
Format indicated in authentication: 18 × 15 cm
Technique indicated in authentication: ReadyMade for reproduction

The work depicts the Berlin Memorial and is characterized by Galimberti's typical intervention through the use of the instant image and photographic reworking.
Title, date and autograph present on the front.

Maurizio Galimberti (1956) - Berlin 2009 - ReadyMade 2019 - 13247
Original instant photograph applied onto a photograph printed on cardboard - unique work - archived

Title: Berlin 2009 - ReadyMade 2019 - 13247
Cm: 18 x 15
Details, title, date and signature present on the instant photograph and on the photograph printed on cardboard.

Artwork archived and accompanied by authentication with a dry stamp from the Nordest Foundation of Seregno.
Artwork registered at Archivio Nordest of Seregno with number 13428.

Artwork not framed.

Maurizio Galimberti is an artist born in Italy in 1956; he has established himself on the Italian and international art scene thanks to mosaic compositions, works in which the subject – whether a person or a portion of a city – is broken down into numerous shots, often corresponding to different perspectives, and reassembled into an eclectic image.

Original artwork by the artist created with Polaroid intervention on a photographic composition.

Artwork signed by the artist and accompanied by authentication from Archivio Nordest, also signed by Maurizio Galimberti.

Archivio Nordest no. 13247
Format indicated in authentication: 18 × 15 cm
Technique indicated in authentication: ReadyMade for reproduction

The work depicts the Berlin Memorial and is characterized by Galimberti's typical intervention through the use of the instant image and photographic reworking.
Title, date and autograph present on the front.

Maurizio Galimberti (1956) - Berlin 2009 - ReadyMade 2019 - 13247
Original instant photograph applied onto a photograph printed on cardboard - unique work - archived

Title: Berlin 2009 - ReadyMade 2019 - 13247
Cm: 18 x 15
Details, title, date and signature present on the instant photograph and on the photograph printed on cardboard.

Artwork archived and accompanied by authentication with a dry stamp from the Nordest Foundation of Seregno.
Artwork registered at Archivio Nordest of Seregno with number 13428.

Artwork not framed.

Details

Date of print
2019
Artist
Maurizio Galimberti (1956–)
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Berlin 2009 - ReadyMade 2019 - 13247
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Other, Polaroid
Height
15 cm
Width
18 cm
Signature
Signed
Genre
Cityscape
ItalyVerified
187
Objects sold
100%
Private

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