Pierluigi De Lutti (1959) - Bxn – Olio originale archiviato

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Pierluigi De Lutti (1959) – Bxn, an original oil painting on canvas-card mounted board measuring 30 × 40 cm, signed on the front and back with a back‑side title Bxn, provenance label from Galleria Ragni Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, and Archivio Pierluigi De Lutti documentation.

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Pierluigi De Lutti (1959) – Bxn

Original work by Pierluigi De Lutti, realized in oil on primed cardboard, format 30 × 40 cm.

The painting bears the artist's signature on the front and, on the back, a second signature accompanied by the title Bxn.

On the back there is also a label from the Ragni Art Modern and Contemporary Gallery.

The work is accompanied by documentation from the Pierluigi De Lutti Archive via photography, an important element for its identification and traceability.

Details of the work

Artist: Pierluigi De Lutti (1959)

Title: Bxn

Technique: Oil on primed cardboard

Dimensions: 30 × 40 cm

Signature: Signed by hand on the front and on the back

Documentation: Pierluigi De Lutti Archive via photography

Provenance documented: Ragni Art Modern and Contemporary Gallery label on the back

Work: Original, unique specimen

The work will be carefully packed for shipment.

The photographs are an integral part of the description.

Seller's Story

Eko casa redesign was born from a passion for design, art, and the recovery of unique objects. For over 10 years we have selected works, photographs, graphics, furnishings, and vintage objects sourced from auctions, private collections, and specialized markets. We believe in the value of reuse and the circular economy: every piece is chosen with care for quality, authenticity, and charm, with the aim of giving it a new life in the hands of a new collector. Each lot is selected with expertise, passion, and respect for the history it tells.
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Pierluigi De Lutti (1959) – Bxn

Original work by Pierluigi De Lutti, realized in oil on primed cardboard, format 30 × 40 cm.

The painting bears the artist's signature on the front and, on the back, a second signature accompanied by the title Bxn.

On the back there is also a label from the Ragni Art Modern and Contemporary Gallery.

The work is accompanied by documentation from the Pierluigi De Lutti Archive via photography, an important element for its identification and traceability.

Details of the work

Artist: Pierluigi De Lutti (1959)

Title: Bxn

Technique: Oil on primed cardboard

Dimensions: 30 × 40 cm

Signature: Signed by hand on the front and on the back

Documentation: Pierluigi De Lutti Archive via photography

Provenance documented: Ragni Art Modern and Contemporary Gallery label on the back

Work: Original, unique specimen

The work will be carefully packed for shipment.

The photographs are an integral part of the description.

Seller's Story

Eko casa redesign was born from a passion for design, art, and the recovery of unique objects. For over 10 years we have selected works, photographs, graphics, furnishings, and vintage objects sourced from auctions, private collections, and specialized markets. We believe in the value of reuse and the circular economy: every piece is chosen with care for quality, authenticity, and charm, with the aim of giving it a new life in the hands of a new collector. Each lot is selected with expertise, passion, and respect for the history it tells.
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