Magrini - Mostra Segantini – Padiglione Grubicy – Esposizione Internazionale - 1970s

Fascinating manifesto dedicated to the Segantini Exhibition, organized in the Grubicy Pavilion on the occasion of the 1906 Milan International Exposition.

Note: This is a later edition, probably from the 1970s.

The work reuses the famous composition created by Agrini for the show dedicated to Giovanni Segantini. The scene, dominated by a powerful dark horse galloping toward a female figure suspended in the sky, expresses with great intensity the symbolism and dynamism typical of early Italian 20th-century graphics.

Particularly interesting are the decorative characters of the inscription “Mostra Segantini” and the strong diagonal construction of the image, which gives the entire composition a remarkable sense of movement. At the bottom there are references to the Grubicy Pavilion, the 1906 International Exposition, and the Chappuis lithographic establishment in Bologna.

Manifesto of great decorative impact and historical interest, ideal for collectors of Italian advertising graphics, Divisionism, Symbolism, Art Nouveau, Liberty, and international exhibitions.

The copy shows evident signs of age, folds, waviness, abrasions, small missing pieces, and wear along the margins, as clearly documented in the photographs. The images form an integral part of the description.

It will be shipped carefully packed and protected.

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