De Nittis - Manifesto originale mostra - 2020s





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Description from the seller
Original manifesto created for the exhibition "De Nittis e la rivoluzione dello sguardo", hosted at Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara from 1 December 2019 to 13 April 2020.
The graphic reproduces one of Giuseppe De Nittis' most famous masterpieces, Tra le spighe del grano (particolare), 1873, a work belonging to a private collection. The image, characterized by refined luministic sensibility and a modern layout, perfectly synthesizes the artist's poetics, between naturalism and impressionist suggestions.
The exhibition, organized by Ferrara Arte in collaboration with the Municipality of Ferrara, the Gallerie d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Ferrara (GAMC) and the Emilia-Romagna Region, celebrated one of the major protagonists of Italian painting in the 19th century, deepening his relationship with modernity, Paris and Impressionism through an important selection of paintings, pastels and engravings.
This is the original manifesto distributed on the occasion of the show, printed in 2019 for the official promotion of the event.
For the quality of the reproduced image and for the importance of the exhibition, it represents today an interesting collectible item dedicated to Giuseppe De Nittis and to the posters of the great Italian art exhibitions.
Dimensions: 99.5 × 68 cm.
Conditions
Manifesto in generally excellent condition.
Presents:
very slight signs due to conservation and handling;
minuscule and physiological superficial traces visible only upon careful observation.
The print preserves bright colors and an excellent chromatic quality, enhancing the delicate painterly rendering of the reproduced work.
The photographs constitute an integral part of the description.
Shipping
The manifesto will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid tube, with tracked and insured shipping, to guarantee maximum protection during transport.
Seller's Story
Original manifesto created for the exhibition "De Nittis e la rivoluzione dello sguardo", hosted at Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara from 1 December 2019 to 13 April 2020.
The graphic reproduces one of Giuseppe De Nittis' most famous masterpieces, Tra le spighe del grano (particolare), 1873, a work belonging to a private collection. The image, characterized by refined luministic sensibility and a modern layout, perfectly synthesizes the artist's poetics, between naturalism and impressionist suggestions.
The exhibition, organized by Ferrara Arte in collaboration with the Municipality of Ferrara, the Gallerie d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Ferrara (GAMC) and the Emilia-Romagna Region, celebrated one of the major protagonists of Italian painting in the 19th century, deepening his relationship with modernity, Paris and Impressionism through an important selection of paintings, pastels and engravings.
This is the original manifesto distributed on the occasion of the show, printed in 2019 for the official promotion of the event.
For the quality of the reproduced image and for the importance of the exhibition, it represents today an interesting collectible item dedicated to Giuseppe De Nittis and to the posters of the great Italian art exhibitions.
Dimensions: 99.5 × 68 cm.
Conditions
Manifesto in generally excellent condition.
Presents:
very slight signs due to conservation and handling;
minuscule and physiological superficial traces visible only upon careful observation.
The print preserves bright colors and an excellent chromatic quality, enhancing the delicate painterly rendering of the reproduced work.
The photographs constitute an integral part of the description.
Shipping
The manifesto will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid tube, with tracked and insured shipping, to guarantee maximum protection during transport.
