Fernando De Filippi (1940) - 14 maggio 1977 Via De Amicis - Milano






Held senior specialist role at Finarte for 12 years, specialising in modern prints.
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Fernando De Filippi — 14 maggio 1977 Via De Amicis - Milano — is a digitally printed contemporary artwork, editioned in 9 copies, hand-signed, in excellent condition, measuring 70 by 70 cm, produced in Italy in 1979 and depicting pop culture.
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A limited-edition print (9 copies) published in 1979 by Studio D in Milan.
Fernando De Filippi, born in Lecce on 11/04/1940. He lives and works in Milan. His first solo exhibition was in Lecce in 1959, followed by over two hundred solo shows in Italy and abroad (New York, San Francisco, Warsaw, Belgrade, Paris, Brussels, Geneva, Lisbon, Vancouver, Malta);
He has taken part in five editions of the Venice Biennale (1970/1972/1976 with a Hall / 1978/1980 Special Projects), the IX, X, XI, XII National Quadriennials of Rome, and the Triennial of Milan in 1981. He also participates in Arte in Italia from 1960–1975, Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Turin; Arte Italiana, Haward Gallery, London; Le Linee della Ricerca Artistica in Italia, Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome; Aspetti della Pittura Italiana dal dopoguerra ai nostri giorni, Museo d’Arte Moderna di São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro; Pittura a Milano dal 1945 al 1990. In 1998 he held an important solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Palazzo Reale.
A limited-edition print (9 copies) published in 1979 by Studio D in Milan.
Fernando De Filippi, born in Lecce on 11/04/1940. He lives and works in Milan. His first solo exhibition was in Lecce in 1959, followed by over two hundred solo shows in Italy and abroad (New York, San Francisco, Warsaw, Belgrade, Paris, Brussels, Geneva, Lisbon, Vancouver, Malta);
He has taken part in five editions of the Venice Biennale (1970/1972/1976 with a Hall / 1978/1980 Special Projects), the IX, X, XI, XII National Quadriennials of Rome, and the Triennial of Milan in 1981. He also participates in Arte in Italia from 1960–1975, Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Turin; Arte Italiana, Haward Gallery, London; Le Linee della Ricerca Artistica in Italia, Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome; Aspetti della Pittura Italiana dal dopoguerra ai nostri giorni, Museo d’Arte Moderna di São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro; Pittura a Milano dal 1945 al 1990. In 1998 he held an important solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Palazzo Reale.
