Franco Russoli - Gianni Dova - 1975





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Franco Russoli presents Gianni Dova, a hardback Italian monograph on the artist with 244 pages, first edition, a limited and numbered edition (exemplar no. 302 of 4700) published by Grandi Opere Monografiche.
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This volume is the prestigious historical monograph "Gianni Dova", written by the renowned art historian Franco Russoli and published by Prearo Editore of Milan in May 1975. It forms part of the flagship series "Grandi Opere Monografiche" directed by the well-known art critic Pierre Restany.
Title of the Work: Gianni Dova
Author of the texts: Franco Russoli
Publisher: Prearo Editore (Milan)
Year of Publication: 1975
Pages: 244 total pages
Content: A monumental analysis of the work carried out by the spatial painter Gianni Dova between 1944 and 1975. It includes a rich iconographic index consisting of 408 black-and-white reproductions and 203 color plates with high chromatic fidelity. At the end it also presents an important methodological introduction to the forthcoming general catalog of the artist.
Special edition: This is a limited edition print run (typically 4700 copies in total), copy no. 302
This volume is the prestigious historical monograph "Gianni Dova", written by the renowned art historian Franco Russoli and published by Prearo Editore of Milan in May 1975. It forms part of the flagship series "Grandi Opere Monografiche" directed by the well-known art critic Pierre Restany.
Title of the Work: Gianni Dova
Author of the texts: Franco Russoli
Publisher: Prearo Editore (Milan)
Year of Publication: 1975
Pages: 244 total pages
Content: A monumental analysis of the work carried out by the spatial painter Gianni Dova between 1944 and 1975. It includes a rich iconographic index consisting of 408 black-and-white reproductions and 203 color plates with high chromatic fidelity. At the end it also presents an important methodological introduction to the forthcoming general catalog of the artist.
Special edition: This is a limited edition print run (typically 4700 copies in total), copy no. 302

