Salvatore Fiume (1915-1997) - La Donna del Sultano





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La Donna del Sultano, a 1980 original edition Serigraphy on damask fabric with gold thread highlights, mounted on a rigid Faesite panel, 50 × 35 cm, signed by hand, alphabetically limited to 26 A/Z exemplars, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Title of the subject: The Lady of the Sultan (Series "Odalisques / Oriental Interiors") Technique: Author's poly-material serigraphy printed on fine damask brocade fabric with gold thread weaves.
Support: Fabric applied and pressed onto a rigid faesite panel, as in the original period production of the print workshop.
Dimensions of the work: 50 x 35 cm
Signature: Signed in cursive "Fiume" by the artist at the bottom left.
Numbering / Edition: Esemplare A/Z hand-signed at the bottom left. This is the prestigious and exclusive alphabetic edition limited to only 26 total copies.
This sub-alphabetic edition specification was historically reserved for exclusive use by the artist, his family, or as a personal gift to the closest collaborators of the print workshop and the art gallery.
Title of the subject: The Lady of the Sultan (Series "Odalisques / Oriental Interiors") Technique: Author's poly-material serigraphy printed on fine damask brocade fabric with gold thread weaves.
Support: Fabric applied and pressed onto a rigid faesite panel, as in the original period production of the print workshop.
Dimensions of the work: 50 x 35 cm
Signature: Signed in cursive "Fiume" by the artist at the bottom left.
Numbering / Edition: Esemplare A/Z hand-signed at the bottom left. This is the prestigious and exclusive alphabetic edition limited to only 26 total copies.
This sub-alphabetic edition specification was historically reserved for exclusive use by the artist, his family, or as a personal gift to the closest collaborators of the print workshop and the art gallery.

