Giosetta Fioroni (1932) - Donna






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Giosetta Fioroni, Donna, a hand-signed, limited edition serigraphy (2022) from Italy, a 35 × 35 cm portrait in a contemporary style, edition P.A., in excellent condition, sold by owner or dealer, with a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
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"I have always worked with memory, childhood, and the details that escape at first glance."
The only female figure among the historic group of the School of Piazza del Popolo in the 1960s – alongside giants such as Tano Festa, Mario Schifano, and Franco Angeli – Giosetta Fioroni has managed to chart a path that is absolutely personal, poetic, and unmistakable in contemporary art.
If American Pop Art celebrated mass consumption with loud tones, Giosetta Fioroni answered with an intimate, sentimental, and fairy-tale Pop.
Her works from the 'silver period,' where aluminum painting meets female faces, fashion details, childhood memories, and atmospheres suspended in time, are famous for their ability to fuse the modernity of the media with the magic of memory.
Seller's Story
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
"I have always worked with memory, childhood, and the details that escape at first glance."
The only female figure among the historic group of the School of Piazza del Popolo in the 1960s – alongside giants such as Tano Festa, Mario Schifano, and Franco Angeli – Giosetta Fioroni has managed to chart a path that is absolutely personal, poetic, and unmistakable in contemporary art.
If American Pop Art celebrated mass consumption with loud tones, Giosetta Fioroni answered with an intimate, sentimental, and fairy-tale Pop.
Her works from the 'silver period,' where aluminum painting meets female faces, fashion details, childhood memories, and atmospheres suspended in time, are famous for their ability to fuse the modernity of the media with the magic of memory.
