Mario Schifano (1934-1998) - Stand-by





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Mario Schifano's Stand-by (1996) is a blue, hand-signed, limited edition serigraphy on paper (70 x 120 cm) with a frame, edition Pa, from Italy.
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Mario Schifano, enamel-on-paper textured screenprint, 1996, 32 color passes on paper. Dimensions: 70 x 120 cm. Title: Stand-by. Published in the IV volume of Mario Schifano's screenprints, Torcular editions, which gathers the master's graphic works created between 1996 and 1997. Edition number handwritten by the artist in the lower left, while the authentic signature and the dry stamp of the signature are visible in the lower right. Certificate of provenance attached. Shipped with rigid packaging.
Despite the years since its creation and publication, the work remains in excellent overall condition. Work reserved for the European Community market.
Mario Schifano (1934-1998) was one of the most important Italian artists of the postwar period. Associated with Pop Art, he worked across painting, photography, cinema, and music. After an informal start, in the 1960s he drew closer to advertising language and the mass media, producing iconic works and reinterpretations of famous brands and cultural symbols, exploring video technologies, drugs, and psychedelic themes...
Mario Schifano, enamel-on-paper textured screenprint, 1996, 32 color passes on paper. Dimensions: 70 x 120 cm. Title: Stand-by. Published in the IV volume of Mario Schifano's screenprints, Torcular editions, which gathers the master's graphic works created between 1996 and 1997. Edition number handwritten by the artist in the lower left, while the authentic signature and the dry stamp of the signature are visible in the lower right. Certificate of provenance attached. Shipped with rigid packaging.
Despite the years since its creation and publication, the work remains in excellent overall condition. Work reserved for the European Community market.
Mario Schifano (1934-1998) was one of the most important Italian artists of the postwar period. Associated with Pop Art, he worked across painting, photography, cinema, and music. After an informal start, in the 1960s he drew closer to advertising language and the mass media, producing iconic works and reinterpretations of famous brands and cultural symbols, exploring video technologies, drugs, and psychedelic themes...

