Renato Mambor (1936-2014) - Fortunato Risveglio





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Renato Mambor’s Fortunato Risveglio (1972) is a hand-signed silkscreen in a limited edition of 100, measuring 50 by 70 cm, produced in Italy in the Pop Art style and in good condition.
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Renato Mambor (1936-2014) - Happy Awakening
Renato Mambor (1936-2014) - Fortunate Awakening
Silkscreen - Hand-signed - Studio D Milano 100 copies
Silkscreen hand-printed - 100 editions
Renato Mambor (1936-2014) was born in Rome. He was a prominent figure in the experimental art phenomenon known as the Young Roman School, developed in the capital in the 1960s, alongside figures such as Mario Schifano. Mambor frequently exhibited with friends such as Schifano himself, Franco Angeli, Tano Festa, Cesare Tacchi, Francesco Lo Savio, and Sergio Lombardo. His first exhibition took place in 1959 in Rome, at the Gallery "L'Appia Antica". In June of the following year he won one of the "encouragement prizes" from the Galleria d'Arte Moderna, and then exhibited at Plinio De Martiis' La Tartaruga Gallery in 1963, 1964, and in the following years.
Renato Mambor (1936-2014) - Happy Awakening
Renato Mambor (1936-2014) - Fortunate Awakening
Silkscreen - Hand-signed - Studio D Milano 100 copies
Silkscreen hand-printed - 100 editions
Renato Mambor (1936-2014) was born in Rome. He was a prominent figure in the experimental art phenomenon known as the Young Roman School, developed in the capital in the 1960s, alongside figures such as Mario Schifano. Mambor frequently exhibited with friends such as Schifano himself, Franco Angeli, Tano Festa, Cesare Tacchi, Francesco Lo Savio, and Sergio Lombardo. His first exhibition took place in 1959 in Rome, at the Gallery "L'Appia Antica". In June of the following year he won one of the "encouragement prizes" from the Galleria d'Arte Moderna, and then exhibited at Plinio De Martiis' La Tartaruga Gallery in 1963, 1964, and in the following years.

