Walter Valentini (1928) - Senza titolo





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Walter Valentini’s 1989 hand-signed etching, *Senza titolo*, depicts architecture and is numbered XLVI in a limited edition.
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Splendid etching by Walter Valentini contained in the booklet "L'esistenza amorosa" (1989) — Vanni Scheiwiller — poems by the Sicilian writer and psychologist Basilio Reale at Insegna del Pesce d'Oro.
Walter Valentini (Pergola, October 22, 1928 – Milan, May 20, 2022) was an Italian painter, sculptor, and etcher, internationally recognized in the field of graphics and engraving.
He was a master of techniques such as etching, aquatint, drypoint, and color lithography, as well as intaglio processes. He won numerous awards and participated in many exhibitions: 1st Biennale of Contemporary Italian Engraving in Venice in 1955; International Biennial of Ibiza and Listowel; International Biennial of Kraków in 1984; International Biennial of Ljubljana in 1984 and 1989; the 47th Venice Biennale; Rome Quadriennale in 1999.
He carried out, on direct commission, large installations in Milan, Bologna, Reggio Emilia, Chiaravalle (Ancona), Pesaro, Siegburg (Germany), Connecticut, and Aspen (USA).
He was part of the group that, in 2001, designed the Ca' Staccolo church in Urbino.
Splendid etching by Walter Valentini contained in the booklet "L'esistenza amorosa" (1989) — Vanni Scheiwiller — poems by the Sicilian writer and psychologist Basilio Reale at Insegna del Pesce d'Oro.
Walter Valentini (Pergola, October 22, 1928 – Milan, May 20, 2022) was an Italian painter, sculptor, and etcher, internationally recognized in the field of graphics and engraving.
He was a master of techniques such as etching, aquatint, drypoint, and color lithography, as well as intaglio processes. He won numerous awards and participated in many exhibitions: 1st Biennale of Contemporary Italian Engraving in Venice in 1955; International Biennial of Ibiza and Listowel; International Biennial of Kraków in 1984; International Biennial of Ljubljana in 1984 and 1989; the 47th Venice Biennale; Rome Quadriennale in 1999.
He carried out, on direct commission, large installations in Milan, Bologna, Reggio Emilia, Chiaravalle (Ancona), Pesaro, Siegburg (Germany), Connecticut, and Aspen (USA).
He was part of the group that, in 2001, designed the Ca' Staccolo church in Urbino.

