Alfonso Bonifacio (1933-2011) - Senza Titolo






Master’s in culture and arts innovation, with a decade in 20th-21st century Italian art.
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Description from the seller
Extraordinary, unique, and original work by Maestro Alfonso Bonifacio, oil on canvas, dating from 1972.
Signed.
General condition: good.
Dimensions in cm: 86 x 84.5 (only the artwork)
Bonifacio Alfonso was a versatile artist, whose activity spanned painting, drawing, and printmaking. His artistic path began in childhood and, after holding several trades, he fully devoted himself to painting in the 1950s. In 1968, encouraged by Fernando Zóbel, he moved to Cuenca, where contact with artists of the caliber of José Guerrero and Antonio Saura played a fundamental role in shaping his artistic language.
Already in the 1970s (the period to which this work belongs), Bonifacio had developed a distinctive visual style, characterized by expressive forms and a personal, introspective approach. His printmaking output, in particular, achieved great success: the more than thirty original editions he produced earned him, in 1993, the National Prize for Printmaking in Spain. His work reflects a deep interest in materiality and gesture, establishing him as a singular voice within his generation.
Shipment with professional packaging by a secure, trackable, express courier and insured.
For residents in the European Union and the European Economic Community there are NO customs duties, taxes, or other charges to pay.
Seller's Story
Extraordinary, unique, and original work by Maestro Alfonso Bonifacio, oil on canvas, dating from 1972.
Signed.
General condition: good.
Dimensions in cm: 86 x 84.5 (only the artwork)
Bonifacio Alfonso was a versatile artist, whose activity spanned painting, drawing, and printmaking. His artistic path began in childhood and, after holding several trades, he fully devoted himself to painting in the 1950s. In 1968, encouraged by Fernando Zóbel, he moved to Cuenca, where contact with artists of the caliber of José Guerrero and Antonio Saura played a fundamental role in shaping his artistic language.
Already in the 1970s (the period to which this work belongs), Bonifacio had developed a distinctive visual style, characterized by expressive forms and a personal, introspective approach. His printmaking output, in particular, achieved great success: the more than thirty original editions he produced earned him, in 1993, the National Prize for Printmaking in Spain. His work reflects a deep interest in materiality and gesture, establishing him as a singular voice within his generation.
Shipment with professional packaging by a secure, trackable, express courier and insured.
For residents in the European Union and the European Economic Community there are NO customs duties, taxes, or other charges to pay.
