Mario Schifano (1934-1998) - Volto Mediatico

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Description from the seller

An extraordinary and iconic work by Mario Schifano (1934–1998), one of the absolute pioneers of European Pop Art and of the Piazza del Popolo School. This piece belongs to his famous and highly sought-after series of “Tele/Computerized Photos,” hand-retouched photographs taken from television screens. Schifano isolates a transient media image, transforming an ephemeral TV broadcast into a lyrical and permanent artistic statement through dynamic and energetic strokes of colored enamel. A conceptually impactful work, worthy of a museum, that perfectly reflects Schifano’s obsession with contemporary media and visual flows. Its high liquidity and strong demand from collectors make it a top-tier addition to any modern art collection.

The work is archived at the Archive of Mario Schifano’s works cataloged at the M.S. Multistudio Foundation from 1985 to 1997, Volume V, and published on page 123, reference F9097-2340, and in the Telemarket catalog on page 340, from which a color photocopy will be provided. Foundation documents and catalog publication photos are attached.

The lot will be adequately packed and shipped with contracted couriers and with online tracking. For this lot, shipments outside the European Community are not made.

Seller's Story

Collezionista di opere d'arte da molti anni di dipinti antichi e moderni, oggettistica di vario tipo acquistati nel tempo presso antiquari o privati. Quello che mi appassiona di più sono i dipinti antichi e moderni di cui vasto una datata esperienza.

An extraordinary and iconic work by Mario Schifano (1934–1998), one of the absolute pioneers of European Pop Art and of the Piazza del Popolo School. This piece belongs to his famous and highly sought-after series of “Tele/Computerized Photos,” hand-retouched photographs taken from television screens. Schifano isolates a transient media image, transforming an ephemeral TV broadcast into a lyrical and permanent artistic statement through dynamic and energetic strokes of colored enamel. A conceptually impactful work, worthy of a museum, that perfectly reflects Schifano’s obsession with contemporary media and visual flows. Its high liquidity and strong demand from collectors make it a top-tier addition to any modern art collection.

The work is archived at the Archive of Mario Schifano’s works cataloged at the M.S. Multistudio Foundation from 1985 to 1997, Volume V, and published on page 123, reference F9097-2340, and in the Telemarket catalog on page 340, from which a color photocopy will be provided. Foundation documents and catalog publication photos are attached.

The lot will be adequately packed and shipped with contracted couriers and with online tracking. For this lot, shipments outside the European Community are not made.

Seller's Story

Collezionista di opere d'arte da molti anni di dipinti antichi e moderni, oggettistica di vario tipo acquistati nel tempo presso antiquari o privati. Quello che mi appassiona di più sono i dipinti antichi e moderni di cui vasto una datata esperienza.

Details

Artist
Mario Schifano (1934-1998)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Volto Mediatico
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1990
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
13 cm
Width
18 cm
Weight
4 kg
Style
Modern
Period
1990-2000
ItalyVerified
1919
Objects sold
100%
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