Mario Schifano (1934-1998) - Campo verde





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Mario Schifano, Campo verde, a contemporary serigraph on cardboard from 1997, an edition unique of 199 copies with Roman numeral numbering and the artist's signature on the right, framed and in excellent condition at 35 by 50 cm.
Description from the seller
Silkscreen prints in enamel and collage on cardboard.
Size: 35 x 50 cm
Title: Green Field
Year of execution: 1997
Unique edition of 199 + C + P.A. An impression in Roman numerals, numbering on the lower left margin, Schifano's signature on the right.
Certificate of authenticity and provenance attached.
The work is listed in catalog IV of Mario Schifano's graphics, Torcular Editions, 1996/97.
Shipping with rigid packaging including a frame but without glass for logistical reasons.
For in-person pickup, the frame comes with glass.
Despite the years since its creation and publication, the work remains in excellent overall condition.
Mario Schifano (1934-1998) was one of the most important Italian artists of the postwar period.
Associated with Pop Art, he worked across painting, photography, cinema, and music. After an informal start, in the 1960s he approached advertising language and the mass media, producing iconic works and reinterpretations of famous brands and cultural symbols, exploring video technologies, drugs, and psychedelic themes...
Work reserved for the European Community market. I do not ship outside of it.
Silkscreen prints in enamel and collage on cardboard.
Size: 35 x 50 cm
Title: Green Field
Year of execution: 1997
Unique edition of 199 + C + P.A. An impression in Roman numerals, numbering on the lower left margin, Schifano's signature on the right.
Certificate of authenticity and provenance attached.
The work is listed in catalog IV of Mario Schifano's graphics, Torcular Editions, 1996/97.
Shipping with rigid packaging including a frame but without glass for logistical reasons.
For in-person pickup, the frame comes with glass.
Despite the years since its creation and publication, the work remains in excellent overall condition.
Mario Schifano (1934-1998) was one of the most important Italian artists of the postwar period.
Associated with Pop Art, he worked across painting, photography, cinema, and music. After an informal start, in the 1960s he approached advertising language and the mass media, producing iconic works and reinterpretations of famous brands and cultural symbols, exploring video technologies, drugs, and psychedelic themes...
Work reserved for the European Community market. I do not ship outside of it.

