Salvatore Esposito (1937) - Mare Aperto





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Salvatore Esposito’s *Mare Aperto* is a hand-signed, numbered screenprint of a seascape, printed in an edition of 100 in 1972 and measuring 50 × 70 cm.
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Screenprint produced at Studio D Milano in 100 numbered copies signed by the artist.
Salvatore Esposito
He was born in Gallipoli in 1937. Since 1960 he has been in Milan at the Brera Academy where he attended Mauro Reggiani's courses. After the Academy he stays in Milan, Berlin and Paris. He visits North Africa, Spain, London and New York. However, for Esposito there remains an artistic truth made of Mediterranean lyricism, reinforced by peregrination after peregrination, from Giacometti's studio to Rauschenberg's. Finally the arrival in Sassari, where the ever-present solar feeling of form and nature bursts forth, making its way among motifs unfamiliar to it. In Sassari, in 1999, at the provincial palace, the last great exhibition: painting as enchantment of the landscape, with the catalog by Mazzotta.
Screenprint produced at Studio D Milano in 100 numbered copies signed by the artist.
Salvatore Esposito
He was born in Gallipoli in 1937. Since 1960 he has been in Milan at the Brera Academy where he attended Mauro Reggiani's courses. After the Academy he stays in Milan, Berlin and Paris. He visits North Africa, Spain, London and New York. However, for Esposito there remains an artistic truth made of Mediterranean lyricism, reinforced by peregrination after peregrination, from Giacometti's studio to Rauschenberg's. Finally the arrival in Sassari, where the ever-present solar feeling of form and nature bursts forth, making its way among motifs unfamiliar to it. In Sassari, in 1999, at the provincial palace, the last great exhibition: painting as enchantment of the landscape, with the catalog by Mazzotta.

