Salvatore Fiume (1915-1997) - Sconosciuto





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Description from the seller
Colorful graphic work by Salvatore Fiume (Comiso, 1915 – Milan, 1997), Italian 20th-century artist.
The work depicts a figurative composition with a female figure in the foreground and other figures and architectures in the background, in keeping with the artist's distinctive figurative language.
The print is signed in pencil "Fiume" at the bottom right and bears the numbering at the bottom left: LXXVIII/C, corresponding to specimen 78 of a edition of 100.
Technique: color graphic work/print on paper.
Overall dimensions with frame: approximately 67 × 57 cm.
The work is presented in the frame visible in the photographs.
The original certificate of authenticity is no longer available and has been lost. This description is therefore based on elements directly visible on the work, in particular the signature and the numbering.
General condition: good, with some signs of age and conservation on the paper and the frame, visible in the photographs. The back also shows normal signs of conservation.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show the work in its current condition.
Colorful graphic work by Salvatore Fiume (Comiso, 1915 – Milan, 1997), Italian 20th-century artist.
The work depicts a figurative composition with a female figure in the foreground and other figures and architectures in the background, in keeping with the artist's distinctive figurative language.
The print is signed in pencil "Fiume" at the bottom right and bears the numbering at the bottom left: LXXVIII/C, corresponding to specimen 78 of a edition of 100.
Technique: color graphic work/print on paper.
Overall dimensions with frame: approximately 67 × 57 cm.
The work is presented in the frame visible in the photographs.
The original certificate of authenticity is no longer available and has been lost. This description is therefore based on elements directly visible on the work, in particular the signature and the numbering.
General condition: good, with some signs of age and conservation on the paper and the frame, visible in the photographs. The back also shows normal signs of conservation.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show the work in its current condition.

