Giuseppe Chiari (1926-2007) - Senza titolo





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Giuseppe Chiari’s 1982 untitled original is a hand-signed mixed-media work on sheet music, sold framed.
Description from the seller
Beautiful work by Giuseppe Chiari, internationally renowned artist, historic exponent of the Fluxus movement, painter and composer.
The work is executed with mixed media on a musical score, with an autograph signature at the bottom right; the overall dimensions including the frame are 31.5 x 39.5 cm.
The work is a fascinating fusion between visual art and musical language, central elements in Chiari's artistic research. The composition presents a distinctive display feature: the front and back of the piece are both visible, thanks to a frame that highlights its double reading and allows full appreciation of every detail.
Chiari's works are present in important public collections and Italian museums, including the Gori Collection of Santomato, Palazzo Fabroni in Pistoia, the Museo Novecento in Florence (Palli Collection), the Experimental Museum of Contemporary Art of L'Aquila, and MAMbo – Museum of Modern Art in Bologna.
A work of great interest for collectors and enthusiasts of contemporary art, capable of representing a significant testimony to the experimental research of one of Italy's leading figures of the Fluxus movement.
Beautiful work by Giuseppe Chiari, internationally renowned artist, historic exponent of the Fluxus movement, painter and composer.
The work is executed with mixed media on a musical score, with an autograph signature at the bottom right; the overall dimensions including the frame are 31.5 x 39.5 cm.
The work is a fascinating fusion between visual art and musical language, central elements in Chiari's artistic research. The composition presents a distinctive display feature: the front and back of the piece are both visible, thanks to a frame that highlights its double reading and allows full appreciation of every detail.
Chiari's works are present in important public collections and Italian museums, including the Gori Collection of Santomato, Palazzo Fabroni in Pistoia, the Museo Novecento in Florence (Palli Collection), the Experimental Museum of Contemporary Art of L'Aquila, and MAMbo – Museum of Modern Art in Bologna.
A work of great interest for collectors and enthusiasts of contemporary art, capable of representing a significant testimony to the experimental research of one of Italy's leading figures of the Fluxus movement.

