Giuseppe Fortunato (1956) - Nel sogno






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Giuseppe Fortunato (born 1956) presents Nel sogno, a contemporary mixed media and digital painting, edition limited to 64 copies (01–64), year 2026, signed by hand on front and back, Italy origin, 60 cm by 43 cm, in excellent condition, sold by Galleria.
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Giuseppe Fortunato (Notaresco, Italy, 1956)
Signed on the front and back
Hand-signed by the Artist on the back
Certificate of Authenticity from the Archive signed by the Artist
Giuseppe Fortunato was born in Notaresco (TE) on November 5, 1956 and lives and works in Cingoli (MC). His artistic career began at a very young age, with his first solo exhibition at only 27 in 1983
In the 1980s he exhibited internationally, including Salle Roesselmann at Koifhus in Colmar, France in 1985, Barbican Art, London, at Expo Arte in Bari in 1988, where he also distinguished himself for a conceptual performance in which he crucified himself tied to a cross.
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Combined shipping; If you buy more works in the same Auction you pay only one shipment
Giuseppe Fortunato (Notaresco, Italy, 1956)
Signed on the front and back
Hand-signed by the Artist on the back
Certificate of Authenticity from the Archive signed by the Artist
Giuseppe Fortunato was born in Notaresco (TE) on November 5, 1956 and lives and works in Cingoli (MC). His artistic career began at a very young age, with his first solo exhibition at only 27 in 1983
In the 1980s he exhibited internationally, including Salle Roesselmann at Koifhus in Colmar, France in 1985, Barbican Art, London, at Expo Arte in Bari in 1988, where he also distinguished himself for a conceptual performance in which he crucified himself tied to a cross.
