Giuseppe Fortunato (1956) - Adamo ed Eva






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Giuseppe Fortunato’s 2022 work *Adamo ed Eva* is a hand-signed, limited-edition mixed-media giclée print, numbered from 1 to 49.
Description from the seller
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Catalogued and Archived Artwork
Signed and authenticated by the Artist, with certificate and numbering,
materials: 100% cotton paper, suede-finish, Giclée technique, pigment ink
limited edition of 49 copies, signed and hand-numbered by the Artist,
the number of the available copy may range from 1 to 49
Giuseppe Fortunato - (born in Notaresco, Italy, on 05-11-1956)
Known for his works called “Flows,” now famous all over the world, through this brand he also dedicates space to the research and development of a series of sculptural and graphic works using next-generation techniques.
Giuseppe Fortunato Archive. For information about the authenticity of the works, you can inquire on the Archive’s website.
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NOTE: If you purchase more than one artwork in the same auction, you pay only ONE SHIPPING COST
Catalogued and Archived Artwork
Signed and authenticated by the Artist, with certificate and numbering,
materials: 100% cotton paper, suede-finish, Giclée technique, pigment ink
limited edition of 49 copies, signed and hand-numbered by the Artist,
the number of the available copy may range from 1 to 49
Giuseppe Fortunato - (born in Notaresco, Italy, on 05-11-1956)
Known for his works called “Flows,” now famous all over the world, through this brand he also dedicates space to the research and development of a series of sculptural and graphic works using next-generation techniques.
Giuseppe Fortunato Archive. For information about the authenticity of the works, you can inquire on the Archive’s website.
