Otto Macerini (1927-2022) - Senza titolo 1955 (No Reserve)

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Otto Macerini (1927–2022), Senza titolo 1955, oil on masonite, 20 × 24 cm, signed, original edition, dated 1955, Italian origin, depicting flowers.

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Otto Macerini (1927–2022) – Untitled 1955

Artist: Otto Macerini (1927–2022)
Title: Untitled (Rosina)
Date of creation: November 27, 1955
Technique: oil on masonite
Dimensions: 20 × 24 cm
Signature: signed
Artist catalog number: 13
Provenance: artist's family archive

Description of the work

Original painting by Otto Macerini, created on November 27, 1955 and depicting a rose in a vase.

The artwork presents an essential composition in which the floral subject is interpreted through a geometric language and an articulated construction of space. The flower, with its petals in warm and dark tones, emerges from a background made up of overlapping planes and angular shapes, interwoven to create a balance between figure and environment.

The palette is characterized by greens, ochres, browns, orange, and accents of red and blue. These colors, distributed in clearly defined fields, give the image depth and visual rhythm, surpassing a purely naturalistic representation of the subject.

Created in the second half of the 1950s, the painting documents Macerini's interest in formal synthesis and in a personal reinterpretation of everyday life subjects. Even a traditional theme like the flower thus becomes an occasion for exploring form, color, and spatial organization.

Among the photographs in the insert, the original sketch of the work is also shown, taken from the artist’s sketchbook, a precious testimony to the creative process and the preparatory work that accompanies the realization of the painting (shown solely for documentary and illustrative purposes and not included in the sale).

The modest dimensions, 20 × 24 cm, make this work an interesting example of the artist’s small-format production.

Provenance and authenticity:
The work comes directly from Otto Macerini's family archive and is identified with the number 13 in the artist's catalog.

It will be accompanied by the Certificate of Authenticity issued by the family archive, attesting to its originality and provenance.

A copy of the attribution statement of the artistic coefficient prepared by Prof. Ilario Luperini, art historian and critic, relating to Otto Macerini’s artistic production, is also included.

Shipping:
The painting will be carefully packaged, with particular attention to protection during transport, to ensure its arrival at its destination in the best possible condition.

Otto Macerini (1927–2022) – Untitled 1955

Artist: Otto Macerini (1927–2022)
Title: Untitled (Rosina)
Date of creation: November 27, 1955
Technique: oil on masonite
Dimensions: 20 × 24 cm
Signature: signed
Artist catalog number: 13
Provenance: artist's family archive

Description of the work

Original painting by Otto Macerini, created on November 27, 1955 and depicting a rose in a vase.

The artwork presents an essential composition in which the floral subject is interpreted through a geometric language and an articulated construction of space. The flower, with its petals in warm and dark tones, emerges from a background made up of overlapping planes and angular shapes, interwoven to create a balance between figure and environment.

The palette is characterized by greens, ochres, browns, orange, and accents of red and blue. These colors, distributed in clearly defined fields, give the image depth and visual rhythm, surpassing a purely naturalistic representation of the subject.

Created in the second half of the 1950s, the painting documents Macerini's interest in formal synthesis and in a personal reinterpretation of everyday life subjects. Even a traditional theme like the flower thus becomes an occasion for exploring form, color, and spatial organization.

Among the photographs in the insert, the original sketch of the work is also shown, taken from the artist’s sketchbook, a precious testimony to the creative process and the preparatory work that accompanies the realization of the painting (shown solely for documentary and illustrative purposes and not included in the sale).

The modest dimensions, 20 × 24 cm, make this work an interesting example of the artist’s small-format production.

Provenance and authenticity:
The work comes directly from Otto Macerini's family archive and is identified with the number 13 in the artist's catalog.

It will be accompanied by the Certificate of Authenticity issued by the family archive, attesting to its originality and provenance.

A copy of the attribution statement of the artistic coefficient prepared by Prof. Ilario Luperini, art historian and critic, relating to Otto Macerini’s artistic production, is also included.

Shipping:
The painting will be carefully packaged, with particular attention to protection during transport, to ensure its arrival at its destination in the best possible condition.

Details

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Edition
Original
Artist
Otto Macerini (1927-2022)
Title of artwork
Senza titolo 1955 (No Reserve)
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1955
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Good condition
Height
20 cm
Width
24 cm
Depiction/theme
Plants and flowers
Style
Modern
Period
1950-1960
ItalyVerified
12
Objects sold
Private

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