Nino Caffè (1908-1975) - Senza titolo.





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Nino Caffè’s untitled original colour lithograph, dating from 1970–1980, is hand-signed, numbered «pda» and sold framed.
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Poetic color lithograph by Nino Caffè (Alfedana (L'Aquila), 1908 – Pesaro, 1975), one of the most recognizable and admired Italian painters of the 20th century. Hand-signed by the Artist and numbered pda. In very good condition, with minimal, almost invisible signs of age along the lower edge of the print.
In a classic box frame, made of painted and gilded wood. Finished in matte green, with moulded profiles accented with gilding.
The work fully embodies the artist’s unmistakable style: in the immediate foreground is an almost surreal composition of large seashells rich in chromatic detail; in the background, before the choppy sea and a beach hut, are his unmistakable silhouettes of “little priests” dressed in black, struggling against the wind as it blows the sheets away. A work that combines gentle irony with great compositional skill and the refinement of 20th-century Italian graphic art.
Poetic color lithograph by Nino Caffè (Alfedana (L'Aquila), 1908 – Pesaro, 1975), one of the most recognizable and admired Italian painters of the 20th century. Hand-signed by the Artist and numbered pda. In very good condition, with minimal, almost invisible signs of age along the lower edge of the print.
In a classic box frame, made of painted and gilded wood. Finished in matte green, with moulded profiles accented with gilding.
The work fully embodies the artist’s unmistakable style: in the immediate foreground is an almost surreal composition of large seashells rich in chromatic detail; in the background, before the choppy sea and a beach hut, are his unmistakable silhouettes of “little priests” dressed in black, struggling against the wind as it blows the sheets away. A work that combines gentle irony with great compositional skill and the refinement of 20th-century Italian graphic art.

