Walter Valentini (1928) - Réflexions de Journal pour Walter Valentini





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Rare artist’s folder Réflexions de Journal pour Walter Valentini containing an aquaforte etching by Walter Valentini (1991), edition limited to 25 on handmade 600 g paper, signed and numbered as P.A. by the authors, with texts by Bertemes and Mormino; 35.6 x 31 cm, colours black, white and gold, in good condition, Italy origin, sold by Proprietario o rivenditore.
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Rare folder: Journal Reflections for Walter Valentini (Riflessioni di diario per Walter Valentini)
This folder is a test print artist's copy
The volume contains texts by Roger Bertemes and Luigi Mormino, accompanied by a print by the artist Walter Valentini, cm 35.6 x 31
The edition is printed on handmade 600-gram paper and is limited to 25 total copies, signed and numbered by the authors.
The run is divided into 5 "hors commerce" copies (out of trade) marked by the letters A to E, and 20 copies numbered in Roman numerals from I to XX.
Walter Valentini (Pergola, October 22, 1928 – Milan, May 20, 2022) was an Italian painter, sculptor and engraver, internationally recognized in the field of graphic arts and engraving.
As with the plates, the graphic works are not smooth surfaces: with a refined dry point etching technique, Valentini presses the paper so that the drawing remains in relief above the plane. The subjects of these engravings are the same as the plates; only the technique varies: one goes from aquatint to etching to drypoint.
Rare folder: Journal Reflections for Walter Valentini (Riflessioni di diario per Walter Valentini)
This folder is a test print artist's copy
The volume contains texts by Roger Bertemes and Luigi Mormino, accompanied by a print by the artist Walter Valentini, cm 35.6 x 31
The edition is printed on handmade 600-gram paper and is limited to 25 total copies, signed and numbered by the authors.
The run is divided into 5 "hors commerce" copies (out of trade) marked by the letters A to E, and 20 copies numbered in Roman numerals from I to XX.
Walter Valentini (Pergola, October 22, 1928 – Milan, May 20, 2022) was an Italian painter, sculptor and engraver, internationally recognized in the field of graphic arts and engraving.
As with the plates, the graphic works are not smooth surfaces: with a refined dry point etching technique, Valentini presses the paper so that the drawing remains in relief above the plane. The subjects of these engravings are the same as the plates; only the technique varies: one goes from aquatint to etching to drypoint.

