Artist: Piero Dorazio Dimensions: 83.5 x 59 cm Technique: Lithographic Condition: Excellent Year of print: 1983 Discover a genuine lithographic poster by the acclaimed Piero Dorazio (*). Created to coincide with the artist's solo exhibition at Forum Kunst Rottweil, this exquisite piece has never been framed or exhibited, always meticulously preserved in a professional art folder, ensuring it is presented in impeccable condition. Published by Erker-Presse and proudly held in the Provenance: Private Collection, this artwork is a testament to both artistic brilliance and meticulous care. (*) Renowned Italian artist Piero Dorazio, known for his expertise in Italian Renaissance art, passed away in May 2005. His diverse career encompassed painting, art criticism, lecturing, and curating exhibitions, including a long collaboration with "Corriere della Sera" as its resident art critic from 1984. Dorazio's artistic evolution, marked by a transition from figurative works to a Cubist style infused with futurism, showcased vibrant colors and intricate "networks" of intersecting lines. His influential journey included collaborations with luminaries like Braque, Arp, Léger, and Le Corbusier. ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPHS A fine art lithograph is a valuable and collectible piece, distinct from mass-produced prints. Lithography involves a complex process using a smooth stone or metal plate where the design is applied. Limited edition lithographs are small print runs, each an original graphic created by the artist. The scarcity of prints, determined by the number of impressions from each plate, contributes to their collectibility. With a unique history, collectible prints often appreciate in value over time, making them an excellent investment that combines creativity, skill, rarity, and age.