Piero Guccione (1935-2018) - Il bacio e la Sicilia ( grande formato )





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Piero Guccione’s hand-signed limited-edition aquatint Il bacio e la Sicilia (grande formato) measures 105 × 84.7 cm.
Description from the seller
Piero Guccione (Scicli, May 5, 1935 – Modica, October 6, 2018)
Splendid six-plate aquatint.
This is one of the last editions produced by Piero Guccione for Studio Fornaresio and is an act of love toward his beloved Sicily.
Printed by Losio, Milan
Hahnemühle paper, 350 g
Authenticity certificate from Studio Fornaresio
Studio Fornaresio dry stamp
The edition number may differ from that shown in the images
Directly from the publisher
Piero Guccione was born in 1935 in Scicli, Sicily. After graduating from the Istituto d'Arte in Catania, he moved to Rome where he studied the Neorealist painters Attardi and Vespignani.
From 1966 to 1969 he participated in the Paris Biennale and served as an assistant to Renato Guttuso at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma, where he would also hold a chair.
His first participation in the Venice Biennale was in 1968, but he would be present at four more editions.
Seller's Story
Piero Guccione (Scicli, May 5, 1935 – Modica, October 6, 2018)
Splendid six-plate aquatint.
This is one of the last editions produced by Piero Guccione for Studio Fornaresio and is an act of love toward his beloved Sicily.
Printed by Losio, Milan
Hahnemühle paper, 350 g
Authenticity certificate from Studio Fornaresio
Studio Fornaresio dry stamp
The edition number may differ from that shown in the images
Directly from the publisher
Piero Guccione was born in 1935 in Scicli, Sicily. After graduating from the Istituto d'Arte in Catania, he moved to Rome where he studied the Neorealist painters Attardi and Vespignani.
From 1966 to 1969 he participated in the Paris Biennale and served as an assistant to Renato Guttuso at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma, where he would also hold a chair.
His first participation in the Venice Biennale was in 1968, but he would be present at four more editions.

