Umberto Mariani - Rosso





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Umberto Mariani, Rosso, a 2020 digital print, 106 x 92 cm, hand-signed, Studio D Milano, limited edition of 30 impressions, Italy, abstract architectural theme, in good condition.
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Umberto Mariani (1936) - Red
Digital print, 106x92 cm. - Hand-signed - Studio D Milano - 30 copies.
The large-format work, pulled in 30 copies, was produced in close collaboration with the artist on special paper by Studio D - Via Mecenate 76 Milano 20138 -
Starting in 1990, Mariani, taking as his theme the drapery, provides in Piombi a stylized interpretation of this subject. In July 2011 the exhibition Le vesti di Saturno was hosted in the prestigious halls of the Galleria Medici in Palazzo Medici-Riccardi in Florence. In 2013 he exhibited at Opera Gallery, which signed an exclusive contract with the artist, and programmed exhibitions of Mariani in Paris, New York and Hong Kong. In September 2015 a large site-specific work entitled Pluto and Dionysus—Homages to Dag Hammarskjöld, a hymn to Peace, was exhibited in the halls of the Museo delle pitture murali di Prato.
Umberto Mariani (1936) - Red
Digital print, 106x92 cm. - Hand-signed - Studio D Milano - 30 copies.
The large-format work, pulled in 30 copies, was produced in close collaboration with the artist on special paper by Studio D - Via Mecenate 76 Milano 20138 -
Starting in 1990, Mariani, taking as his theme the drapery, provides in Piombi a stylized interpretation of this subject. In July 2011 the exhibition Le vesti di Saturno was hosted in the prestigious halls of the Galleria Medici in Palazzo Medici-Riccardi in Florence. In 2013 he exhibited at Opera Gallery, which signed an exclusive contract with the artist, and programmed exhibitions of Mariani in Paris, New York and Hong Kong. In September 2015 a large site-specific work entitled Pluto and Dionysus—Homages to Dag Hammarskjöld, a hymn to Peace, was exhibited in the halls of the Museo delle pitture murali di Prato.

