Per Arnoldi (1941) - Hatte (Hats)

- Color lithograph, hand-signed, with a edition of 210/250

- Per Arnoldi, born in Copenhagen in 1941, stands as a pivotal figure in Danish modern design, whose prolific career naturally traverses self-taught painting, sculpture, and a influential graphic art characterized by simplified expressions and vibrant color. Renowned for democratizing Vanguard aesthetics through his iconic Danish Railways (DSB) posters and for large-scale projects such as the Copenhagen Opera House logo or the London National Police Memorial, his work has transcended Scandinavian borders to be included in permanent collections of world-renowned institutions such as MoMA in New York. In addition to his creative facet, Arnoldi has played a crucial role as an artistic mediator on television and has held positions of high institutional responsibility, consolidating a legacy where the functionality of design and the purity of modern art converge in everyday objects, monuments, and global corporate profiles.

- Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm overall, including frame.

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