Walter Valentini (1928) - Il cielo di Sigeri II





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Walter Valentini, Il cielo di Sigeri II, 1990 aquaforte, edition 26/100, hand-signed, in good condition, 23 × 15 cm, Italy.
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Booklet "Dante anarca di Giacomo Oreglie" and the presentation by Mario Luzi with an etching by Walter Valentini:
Il cielo di Sigeri II, 1990
cm 23 x 15.
Stampatore Sardella- Milano.
Ed.la pergola
Walter Valentini (Pergola, 22 October 1928 – Milan, 20 May 2022) was an Italian painter, sculptor and engraver, internationally recognized in the field of graphics and engraving.
In the 1950s he moved to Milan where his mentors were three major protagonists of abstract rationalism: Max Huber, Albert Steiner and Luigi Veronesi. In the 1960s his Urbinate formation was enriched by experimentalism and international tensions that converged in Milanese galleries and magazines. His first major exhibitions were in Milan at Galleria Vinciana (1974) and at Il Milione (1982), presented in the catalog by Guido Ballo and opened the doors to foreign galleries and to the world’s leading museums.
Booklet "Dante anarca di Giacomo Oreglie" and the presentation by Mario Luzi with an etching by Walter Valentini:
Il cielo di Sigeri II, 1990
cm 23 x 15.
Stampatore Sardella- Milano.
Ed.la pergola
Walter Valentini (Pergola, 22 October 1928 – Milan, 20 May 2022) was an Italian painter, sculptor and engraver, internationally recognized in the field of graphics and engraving.
In the 1950s he moved to Milan where his mentors were three major protagonists of abstract rationalism: Max Huber, Albert Steiner and Luigi Veronesi. In the 1960s his Urbinate formation was enriched by experimentalism and international tensions that converged in Milanese galleries and magazines. His first major exhibitions were in Milan at Galleria Vinciana (1974) and at Il Milione (1982), presented in the catalog by Guido Ballo and opened the doors to foreign galleries and to the world’s leading museums.

