Bruno Munari(1907-1998) - Continuità
\Artist: Bruno Munari (1907-1998)
Technique: Silkscreen / Serigraph\Signature: Hand signed
Serigraph by Bruno Munari (Milan 1907 - Milan 1998) . If “Negativo-positivo” is a classic, this large-sized work is Munari’s poetry. With his childish freshness, he always remained a “child inside”. Edition by Studio Fornaresio, free colour (Cantù) print, artistic direction of Paolo Minoli. Bruno Munari and Paolo Minoli were very close friends. Munari trusted Minoli, with whom he had a global relationship, in which they had included Mario Valente as official gallerist and Gianni Fornaresio as publisher of large-sized works and exclusive distributor (at least in the last period) . The work is published in the catalogue “Bruno Munari il metodo dell’invenzione”, 1999 (mentioned above) . The copy number may differ from the published one. Certificate of authenticity and embossed stamp by Studio Fornaresio. Directly from the publisher.
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\Artist: Bruno Munari (1907-1998)
Technique: Silkscreen / Serigraph\Signature: Hand signed
Serigraph by Bruno Munari (Milan 1907 - Milan 1998) . If “Negativo-positivo” is a classic, this large-sized work is Munari’s poetry. With his childish freshness, he always remained a “child inside”. Edition by Studio Fornaresio, free colour (Cantù) print, artistic direction of Paolo Minoli. Bruno Munari and Paolo Minoli were very close friends. Munari trusted Minoli, with whom he had a global relationship, in which they had included Mario Valente as official gallerist and Gianni Fornaresio as publisher of large-sized works and exclusive distributor (at least in the last period) . The work is published in the catalogue “Bruno Munari il metodo dell’invenzione”, 1999 (mentioned above) . The copy number may differ from the published one. Certificate of authenticity and embossed stamp by Studio Fornaresio. Directly from the publisher.
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