I Campi - Manifesto originale - 1980s

Original manifesto created for the exhibition "The Camps and Cremonese Artistic Culture of the Sixteenth Century", organized by the Municipality of Cremona at the City Cultural Center of Cremona (Santa Maria della Pietà).

The exhibition took place from April 27 to July 28, 1985 and is regarded as one of the most important initiatives dedicated to Cremonese painting of the sixteenth century.

The image reproduces a famous painting from the School of the Camps, the absolute protagonists of Lombard Renaissance, with a composition rich in fruits and naturalistic details that draws attention to color and the everyday life typical of their artistic production.

The manifesto was designed by Franco Fanigliulo and printed by Fantigrafica.
There are institutional logos of the Municipality of Cremona and of the sponsoring entities, in addition to the contribution of the Fondazione Cariplo.

Original manifesto of the period, intended for city exhibition spaces and today of interest to collectors of Italian cultural graphics, art history, and 1980s museum posters.

Some ambient photographs are to be understood as decorative/descriptive purposes only.
Conditions
Well-preserved paper with colors still very bright.
Includes:
- slight waviness due to conservation;
- minor signs of handling at the edges;
- small bumps and minimal creases at the corners;
- a very tiny tear;
- normal signs of aging compatible with an original 1985 manifesto.

The photographs are an integral part of the description.

Details
Title: The Camps and Cremonese Artistic Culture of the Sixteenth Century
Year: 1985
Occasion: Art Exhibition
Place: Cremona
Designer: Franco Fanigliulo
Printer: Fantigrafica
Technique: Original offset print
Publisher: Municipality of Cremona
Material: Paper
Dimensions: 68.5 × 98.5 cm
Country: Italy

Shipping
The manifesto will be shipped carefully protected, rolled in a sturdy rigid tube suitable for transporting works on paper.