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TWO POSTERS: 1) ANTONIO CALDERARA, NOVEMBER 6–27, 1969. GALLERIA MILANO. This official wall poster was printed for the exhibition of the master of abstraction, Antonio Calderara (1903–1978). The exhibition at Galleria Milano (then led by its long-time director, Carla Pellegrini) showcased the artist’s geometric and non-figurative work, which focused on space and light, essential geometries, and pre-Minimalism. The poster features the iconic orange-on-white geometric design and measures 48 x 65 cm. 2) THE NAVIGLIO GALLERY - MILAN PRESENTS: BONALUMI 1968 NAPLES BRUSSELS MILAN DORTMUND VENICE … a famous original advertising poster from 1968 by the artist Agostino Bonalumi, printed on the occasion of his major solo and group exhibitions that year. In 1968, the historic Galleria del Naviglio in Milan (then directed by Renato Cardazzo) and its branch, Naviglio 2, actively promoted Bonalumi’s work, both in Italy and abroad. The cities listed on the poster represent the key milestones in his rise to international prominence during that specific year (source: Bonalumi Archive). The image depicts Agostino Bonalumi himself, photographed next to one of his famous protruding red works. The poster measures 44 x 60 cm.
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