Giuseppe Fortunato (1956) - New Tights






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Giuseppe Fortunato's New Tights is a 2022 limited-edition Pop Art lithograph with mixed media and giclée technique, measuring 60 × 43 cm, weighing 1 kg, created in Italy and numbered from 01 to 48 with hand-signed front and back signatures and a certificate.
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- Catalogued and Archived Work
Signed in original by hand on the front bottom and on the back, and with a Certificate, plus a blind stamp impression at the bottom of the front center.
Materials; 100% cotton paper, 400 g/m², Giclée technique, ink with vegetable pigments
Edition limited to 48 copies; the number of the available copy may differ from 1 to 48
- Giuseppe Fortunato born in Notaresco on 5 November 1956
Known for his so-called “Colate” works now famous worldwide, he has recently dedicated a series of sculptural and non-sculptural works to figurative art using new-generation techniques.
All works are archived at ArchivioGiuseppeFortunato. For any doubt about the authenticity of the works you can request information on the Archive’s website.
- For information on the authenticity of the work you can contact the GiuseppeFortunato archive.
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Note:
National FREE SHIPPING
For INTERNATIONAL shipments if you buy more than one work in the same auction you pay only one shipping.
We invite you to visit our online sales platform “DELAURETISART”
- Catalogued and Archived Work
Signed in original by hand on the front bottom and on the back, and with a Certificate, plus a blind stamp impression at the bottom of the front center.
Materials; 100% cotton paper, 400 g/m², Giclée technique, ink with vegetable pigments
Edition limited to 48 copies; the number of the available copy may differ from 1 to 48
- Giuseppe Fortunato born in Notaresco on 5 November 1956
Known for his so-called “Colate” works now famous worldwide, he has recently dedicated a series of sculptural and non-sculptural works to figurative art using new-generation techniques.
All works are archived at ArchivioGiuseppeFortunato. For any doubt about the authenticity of the works you can request information on the Archive’s website.
- For information on the authenticity of the work you can contact the GiuseppeFortunato archive.
