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live October 31 | 05:00 PM
Bonino

179 - Franco Giuli (1934–2018)

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Franco Giuli (1934–2018) Untitled Silkscreen print on Fabriano paper 69 x 48.5 cm (image size) Signature: “Giuli” in pencil on the front Other inscriptions: edition number in pencil on the front (“p.a.”) Distinguishing features: label from the Cassa di Risparmio di Fabriano e Cupramontana with inventory reference and a similar anonymous label Provenance: Cassa di Risparmio di Fabriano e Cupramontana; Veneto Banca SpA in LCA Condition. Support: 80% (moisture damage: warping and blisters) Condition. Surface: 80% For direct WhatsApp assistance before and during the live auction: +39 346 12 999 80 // Direct assistance via WhatsApp before and during the auction: +39 346 12 999 80 Franco Giuli conducted relentless research into geometric abstraction and the exploration of structure and materials, in which his reflection on the use of corrugated cardboard as his medium of choice stands out. Invited to participate in the 36th Venice Biennale in 1972, he exhibited at major venues in Italy and abroad, accompanied by influential critics of the late 20th century: Giorgio Di Genova, Enrico Crispolti, Filiberto Menna, Bruno Corà, and others. A comprehensive retrospective was presented in 2013 at the Galleria Edieuropa in Rome. Bruno Corà curated his last two solo exhibitions: “Franco Giuli: Pictorial-Plastic Constructions and Beyond” at the Bilotti Museum in Rome in 2016, and “Structures and Surface Spaces” at the Riso Museum in Palermo in 2017.

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Auction details

HOME AND OFFICE FURNISHINGS. Part II
Saturday, October 31
05:00 PM
Via Filippo Civinini, 37
00197 Rome, Italy

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Bonino +39 3 46 12 99 980 matteo.smolizza@bonino.us
On Drouot for 3 years avec More than 6,000 lots published

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