Mario Schifano (1934-1998) - Campo di grano.






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Mario Schifano, Campo di grano, a 1996 limited-edition serigraphy on paper (85 x 85 cm) in yellow, signed by hand and in excellent condition, weighing 2 kg, Italian origin, contemporary Pop Art depicting culture, with provenance certificate and unframed.
Description from the seller
Graphic work by Mario Schifano.
Matte enamel silkscreen on paper with
30 color passes.
Title: Campo di grano
Dimensions cm. 85 x 85
Year 1996
Edition in the lower left, pencil signature and Schifano dry stamp in the lower right.
Published in the fourth volume of the graphic works 1996/97, Torcular editions. The catalog gathers all graphic works executed by the master between 1996 and 1997.
Certificate of provenance included.
Frameless.
The work is in excellent condition, showing no
foxing or other damage.
Work for sale for the sole market of the European Community.
Mario Schifano (1934-1998) was an Italian artist among the most important of the postwar period.
Associated with Pop Art, he worked across painting, photography, cinema and music. After an informal start, in the 1960s he drew closer to advertising language and the mass media, producing iconic works and reinterpretations of famous brands and cultural symbols, exploring video technologies, drugs, and
Graphic work by Mario Schifano.
Matte enamel silkscreen on paper with
30 color passes.
Title: Campo di grano
Dimensions cm. 85 x 85
Year 1996
Edition in the lower left, pencil signature and Schifano dry stamp in the lower right.
Published in the fourth volume of the graphic works 1996/97, Torcular editions. The catalog gathers all graphic works executed by the master between 1996 and 1997.
Certificate of provenance included.
Frameless.
The work is in excellent condition, showing no
foxing or other damage.
Work for sale for the sole market of the European Community.
Mario Schifano (1934-1998) was an Italian artist among the most important of the postwar period.
Associated with Pop Art, he worked across painting, photography, cinema and music. After an informal start, in the 1960s he drew closer to advertising language and the mass media, producing iconic works and reinterpretations of famous brands and cultural symbols, exploring video technologies, drugs, and
