Panel - FAESITE

Nino Gobbis Panel, embossed faesite on faesite. Q014 GOLD SERIES 70X11
This 70 x 11 panel is part of the GOLD series that was intended to be used for a furniture collection in which the panels stood out against the minimalism of mahogany furniture.
Nino Gobbis used faesite panels as a support, an industrial material free of natural grain, allowing for precise lines and uniform color fields and is durable. The piece testifies to an era when Arreda di Celotto furniture represented, with these inserts, the decor of the time.
The piece is in excellent condition despite its 70 years.
Gobbis collaborated with Arreda di Celotto, which in the 1950s produced furnishings designed by famous Italian architects and designers such as Piero Celotto, commissioning decorative panels from artists like Nino Gobbis to decorate bourgeois homes, offices, hotels, or cruise ships. This type of art bridges artistic craftsmanship with design production, integrating sculpture perfectly into the interior architecture of the era.
The panel has undergone no treatment and retains all its charm.

Nino Gobbis, Italian painter and engraver active in the mid-20th century, whose figure is deeply linked to the world of author interior design and Trevigian modernism of the 1950s and 1960s.

These panels are characterized by a typically graphitized aesthetic, with motifs reflecting European avant-garde movements from the first half of the century, with geometric and abstract references adapted to the geometric and organic taste of the 1950s.

Provenance Declaration

I declare that this panel comes from the private collection of the Celotto family of Montebelluna, in whose possession it has remained since the time of its creation. The work subsequently became part of my private collection and is being offered for sale with this provenance declaration, issued in good faith.

For shipping, the panel is protected by a rigid structure (plywood or thick cardboard) to prevent damage during transport; unfortunately, this increases shipping costs but guarantees the object's integrity.