Bruno Capacci (1906-1996) - Femminilità





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Bruno Ruggero Lioniero Capacci (Venezia 1906 – Uccle/Ukkel 1996) was an Italian poet, painter and ceramicist who lived between the United States, France and Belgium.
The 7-color screen print titled Femme- inità was produced in 1973 at the art workshop "Il torchio di Porta Romana" in Milan, which guarantees that the graphic work referred to by the certificate in the photograph is authentic in all its components: the print is made on a hand-operated ultrasecular press at Stella; the matrix was created personally by the artist and after the edition of a limited number of copies, it is made unusable and kept in the workshop.
The print is personally supervised by the Painter and the copies are numbered and signed by him progressively from 1 up to a maximum of 99. The copies indicated as "Artista's Proofs" are numbered with roman numerals from i up to a maximum of X.
All copies bear the workshop’s dry stamp in the bottom left, as well as the edition number handwritten by the author in graphite; as well as the signature. This copy is 35/99.
The workshop’s certificate will be shipped together with the work.
The screen print is in perfect condition, with no creases or stains.
Shipping will be trackable and the packaging will hold the work flat between rigid cardboard boxes.
Bruno Ruggero Lioniero Capacci (Venezia 1906 – Uccle/Ukkel 1996) was an Italian poet, painter and ceramicist who lived between the United States, France and Belgium.
The 7-color screen print titled Femme- inità was produced in 1973 at the art workshop "Il torchio di Porta Romana" in Milan, which guarantees that the graphic work referred to by the certificate in the photograph is authentic in all its components: the print is made on a hand-operated ultrasecular press at Stella; the matrix was created personally by the artist and after the edition of a limited number of copies, it is made unusable and kept in the workshop.
The print is personally supervised by the Painter and the copies are numbered and signed by him progressively from 1 up to a maximum of 99. The copies indicated as "Artista's Proofs" are numbered with roman numerals from i up to a maximum of X.
All copies bear the workshop’s dry stamp in the bottom left, as well as the edition number handwritten by the author in graphite; as well as the signature. This copy is 35/99.
The workshop’s certificate will be shipped together with the work.
The screen print is in perfect condition, with no creases or stains.
Shipping will be trackable and the packaging will hold the work flat between rigid cardboard boxes.

