Ugo Nespolo (1941) - A.A. 4

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Ugo Nespolo’s original work A.A. 4 is an acrylic painting on wood, measuring 120 × 80 cm and signed, from the 1980–1990 period.

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Ugo Nespolo (1941)

Composition with symbols, numbers and stylized figures

Acrylic on wood – 120 × 80 cm – Signed

Large-scale work by Ugo Nespolo, an Italian artist among the leading figures of Pop Art and contemporary artistic research.

The composition unfolds on a wide wooden panel with an intense green background, on which a geometric structure is set, divided into four horizontal registers.

Inside the structure, stylized figurative elements, symbols, numbers, letters and vegetal motifs alternate, mainly rendered in the tones of ochre yellow, orange, red and black.

The particular organization of the elements evokes a visual alphabet, in which recognizable shapes and abstract signs coexist according to Nespolo’s characteristic artistic language.

The uniform chromatic surfaces, defined contours and the geometric articulation of the composition give the work a strong decorative and visual impact.

Features

* Artist: Ugo Nespolo (1941)
* Technique: acrylic on wood
* Dimensions: 120 × 80 cm
* Support: wooden panel
* Signature: present on the front, at the lower left
* Back: handwritten inscription and dedication to Marisa Belegoni, with signature
* Title: not identified
* Dating: to be determined

The work shows slight surface signs visible in the photographs, compatible with the nature of the support and with preservation over time.

The photographs depict the work as actually offered for sale and constitute an integral part of the description.

Ugo Nespolo (1941)

Composition with symbols, numbers and stylized figures

Acrylic on wood – 120 × 80 cm – Signed

Large-scale work by Ugo Nespolo, an Italian artist among the leading figures of Pop Art and contemporary artistic research.

The composition unfolds on a wide wooden panel with an intense green background, on which a geometric structure is set, divided into four horizontal registers.

Inside the structure, stylized figurative elements, symbols, numbers, letters and vegetal motifs alternate, mainly rendered in the tones of ochre yellow, orange, red and black.

The particular organization of the elements evokes a visual alphabet, in which recognizable shapes and abstract signs coexist according to Nespolo’s characteristic artistic language.

The uniform chromatic surfaces, defined contours and the geometric articulation of the composition give the work a strong decorative and visual impact.

Features

* Artist: Ugo Nespolo (1941)
* Technique: acrylic on wood
* Dimensions: 120 × 80 cm
* Support: wooden panel
* Signature: present on the front, at the lower left
* Back: handwritten inscription and dedication to Marisa Belegoni, with signature
* Title: not identified
* Dating: to be determined

The work shows slight surface signs visible in the photographs, compatible with the nature of the support and with preservation over time.

The photographs depict the work as actually offered for sale and constitute an integral part of the description.

Details

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Edition
Original
Artist
Ugo Nespolo (1941)
Title of artwork
A.A. 4
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
120 cm
Width
80 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
1980-1990
ItalyVerified
2
Objects sold
Private

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