360 - TWO POSTERS: 1) THE NAVIGLIO GALLERIES IN MILAN / VIA MANZONI IN VENICE / SAN MARCO. Institutional exhibition poster for the galleries. The “crowd” in the image consists of a dense mosaic of black-and-white photographs of the artists’ actual faces. The photographic portraits of the painters and sculptors are cut out and arranged side by side to create a single, large collective image—a true group snapshot of Carlo and Renato Cardazzo’s “team.” One can recognize the real faces of pillars of 20th-century art in the prime of their youth or artistic maturity, such as Lucio Fontana, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Emilio Scanavino, Tancredi Parmeggiani, Gianni Dova, Roberto Crippa, and Remo Bianco, along with international artists who have exhibited at the galleries. Rare. 2) GALLERIA MARINO / CITY OF PALERMO FROM NOV. 22 THROUGH DECEMBER 2 AND 1980 EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY PAINTERS. MILENA MILANI WILL PRESENT HER LATEST BOOK, “I FELL IN LOVE IN MOSCOW.” Dimensions: 68 x 100 cm. Original promotional poster for the event held in Palermo in 1980. The renowned Savona-born writer, poet, and artist Milena Milani—a pivotal figure in the Italian intellectual scene of the 20th century—was the guest of honor. On the occasion of the exhibition, the author presented her newly published poetry collection, titled “I Fell in Love in Moscow,” published by Rusconi in 1980. The Marino Gallery in Palermo was one of the many private exhibition spaces that, between the 1970s and 1980s, fueled the city’s cultural ferment, serving as a bridge between Sicily and the national avant-garde movements (source: IRIS Unipa).