Salvatore Fiume (1915-1997) - Sconosciuto





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Description from the seller
Graphic work by Salvatore Fiume (Comiso 1915 – Milan 1997), depicting a female figure lying inside a room, with a fireplace and decorative elements in the background.
The piece is signed in pencil at the bottom right and numbered at the bottom left LXXVIII/C, corresponding to edition 78/100.
The technique appears to be attributable to color serigraphy, characterized by the typical chromatic and tactile rendering of Salvatore Fiume's graphics.
Overall dimensions of the frame: about 57 × 67 cm.
Work presented within a frame with a mat.
There is no certificate of authenticity or provenance documentation; the attribution to Salvatore Fiume is based on the visible signature and the numbering present on the piece.
The print shows some normal signs of age and handling, visible in the photographs. The frame also shows signs of wear consistent with age.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show exactly the work and its current condition.
Graphic work by Salvatore Fiume (Comiso 1915 – Milan 1997), depicting a female figure lying inside a room, with a fireplace and decorative elements in the background.
The piece is signed in pencil at the bottom right and numbered at the bottom left LXXVIII/C, corresponding to edition 78/100.
The technique appears to be attributable to color serigraphy, characterized by the typical chromatic and tactile rendering of Salvatore Fiume's graphics.
Overall dimensions of the frame: about 57 × 67 cm.
Work presented within a frame with a mat.
There is no certificate of authenticity or provenance documentation; the attribution to Salvatore Fiume is based on the visible signature and the numbering present on the piece.
The print shows some normal signs of age and handling, visible in the photographs. The frame also shows signs of wear consistent with age.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show exactly the work and its current condition.

