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Alessandro Verdi, Untitled. 1996. Mixed media on p

698 - Alessandro Verdi, Untitled. 1996. Mixed media on paper. 495x395 mm. Signed and inscribed lower right; dated and inscribed “fragments x crucifixion” lower left. Provenance: private collection, Rome. (1) In a gilded frame: 71.5x61.5 cm.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Luigi Veronesi, Photogram. 1978. Photogram. Approx

699 - Luigi Veronesi, Photogram. 1978. Photogram. Approx. 33x25 mm. Signed, edition number, and date in the lower left corner. Edition printed by Mario Parodi. Signed, edition number, and date in black marker in the lower left corner. (1) In a black frame: 69x50 cm. Excellent condition.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Andy Warhol [after], Shot Sage Blue Marilyn. After

700 - Andy Warhol [after], Shot Sage Blue Marilyn. After 1964. Offset. 700x695 mm. Bottom right: "Leo Castelli Graphics (L.C. 730) - ANDY WARHOL, Shot Sage Blue Marilyn, 1964 - Courtesy of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts" and a reproduction of the Foundation’s stamp. (1) Slight signs of wear.

Estimation

€150 - 300

Andy Warhol [after], Flowers. Portfolio of 4 sheet

701 - Andy Warhol [after], Flowers. Portfolio of 4 sheets. After 1964. Silkscreen prints. 914x914 mm each. On the reverse of each, “Andy Warhol” stamped in black ink and numbered in black ink with a dividing line drawn in black ballpoint pen. No. 196/250. The silkscreen prints, authentic in terms of technique, are designated as “after” because the catalog raisonné does not include any silkscreen prints with these details on the reverse; however, the numbering matches that of the original Mari

Estimation

€800 - 1,600

Andy Warhol [after], Marilyn Monroe. Complete port

702 - Andy Warhol [after], Marilyn Monroe. Complete portfolio. Silkscreen prints. 914x914 mm each. All bear the artist’s printed signature in black ink on the reverse. These correspond to Feldman-Schellmann, p. 213. The prints align perfectly with all the characteristics listed for the portfolio titled, in the catalog raisonné, “European Artist’s Proof Edition,” detailed on page 213 and dated 1985. The silkscreen prints are authentic and exhibit some color variations, which Feldman and Schel

Estimation

€2,200 - 4,400

Colorist at Osamu Tezuka’s studio, *Astroboy*. ca.

703 - Colorist at Osamu Tezuka’s studio, Astroboy. ca. 1980. Ink and acrylic on acetate. Watercolor background on heavy paper. 250x355 mm. Notes on the animation frames in the upper margins of both the acetate (in black marker) and the background (in blue pastel and black marker). Astro Boy is a manga written and illustrated by the master of Japanese illustration, Osamu Tezuka, and published in 23 volumes between 1952 and 1968. The manga series, whose first television adaptation aired in Japan in

Estimation

€150 - 300

Benito Jacovitti, “Hey! We need to move the cannon

704 - Benito Jacovitti, “Hey! We need to move the cannons. Can’t you see the shells are colliding?” Pencil, pen, and India ink on paper. 670x485 mm. Signed top center. (1) Signs of wear along the edges and a small stain in the center. Other minor flaws, but in good overall condition.

Estimation

€400 - 800

Benito Jacovitti, ...The person you're looking for

705 - Benito Jacovitti, ...The person you're looking for is busy with an important session in the bathroom... Pen and India ink on paper. 670x485 mm. Signed at the top center and bottom right. A portion of the sheet at the top right consists of a piece of paper that was drawn on and affixed to the reverse. (1) A few minor imperfections along the margins.

Estimation

€400 - 800

Benito Jacovitti, “Miss, I love you so much that I

706 - Benito Jacovitti, “Miss, I love you so much that I’ll go deaf!” Pen and India ink on paper. 478x667 mm. Signed lower left. (1) A missing section of the support in the upper left corner and a small tear along the right margin, restored on the reverse with tape. Other minor flaws.

Estimation

€400 - 800

Benito Jacovitti, *The Embrace*. 1974. Mixed media

707 - Benito Jacovitti, The Embrace. 1974. Mixed media on paper. 375 x 281 mm. Signed and dated in pen and India ink in the lower right corner. (1) Sheet mounted on a light blue mat; in excellent condition.

Estimation

€150 - 300

Adolfo Natalini, *La memoria invece*. Three exhibi

708 - Adolfo Natalini, La memoria invece. Three exhibitions at the Franca Pisani Studio. Florence, 1978. In-4° (296x216 mm). A volume fully illustrated with black-and-white photographs and drawings. Paperback edition with black-and-white illustrations on the covers. Copy enhanced by a drawing, with a handwritten dedication by Adolfo Natalini to Giampaolo Fici on the front endpaper, dated January 11, 1978. Excellent overall condition. ALSO INCLUDED: Marginal notes on the Römerberg Project, 1979. Ed

Estimation

€30 - 60

Ettore Sottsass, The Invention of the Neutral Surf

709 - Ettore Sottsass, The Invention of the Neutral Surface. 1972. Printed poster. 905x655 mm. Explanatory text and publication details below. ALSO INCLUDED: Archizoom, Clino Trini Castelli, Ettore Sottsass, Georges Sowden, Superstudio: The Invention of the Neutral Surface. 230x215 mm. 24 pages. Provenance: Fici Collection.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Superstudio Group, Set consisting of 2 posters. 19

710 - Superstudio Group, Set consisting of 2 posters. 1969–72. 1) Superstudio. Anthology 1969–1971. Poster. 1972. An overview of the group’s work presented at the Schema Gallery in Florence. The images refer to the following projects: “1969—Journey into the Regions of Reason,” “1969—Architectural Histograms,” “1969 - The Continuous Monument,” “1970 - Reflected Architecture,” “1971 - The Twelve Ideal Cities,” and “1971 - Interplanetary Architecture.” 2) Archizoom/Super

Estimation

€120 - 240

Superstudio Group, Film Script Continuous Monument

711 - Superstudio Group, Film Script Continuous Monument. 1971. Printed poster. 695x1000 mm. Storyboard featuring drawings of the Continuous Monument accompanied by captions in Japanese, based on the text from the magazine Japan Interior Design. Published on the occasion of the exhibition in Milan that opened on March 17, 1971. Provenance: Fici Collection. (1) Small tears or creases along the edges.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Superstudio Group, Set of 3 posters. 1971–73. 1) S

712 - Superstudio Group, Set of 3 posters. 1971–73. 1) Superstudio. Galerie Nächst St. Stephan, Wien 1, Grünangergasse 1. 454x690 mm. Poster for the exhibition held at the gallery from October 16 to November 7, 1973. 2) Superstudio. Galerie Nächst St. Stephan, Vienna 1, Grünangergasse 1. 435x690 mm. Poster for the exhibition held at the gallery from October 16 to November 7, 1973. 3) Adolfo Natalini presents Superstudio: The Last Supper. 1971. 294x484 mm. Two sepia-toned images on a cream backgr

Estimation

€140 - 280

Superstudio Group, Superstudio: The Misura Series.

713 - Superstudio Group, Superstudio: The Misura Series. 1972. Poster illustrated with a series of histograms and a black-and-white photomontage. 499x700 mm. Furniture and objects in screen-printed plastic laminate designed by Superstudio for Print, Florence. Poster published on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition held at the MPL Information Center, Milan, from February 11 to 29, 1972. Provenance: Fici Collection. (1) Excellent condition.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Superstudio Group, Superstudio: Histograms. 1972.

714 - Superstudio Group, Superstudio: Histograms. 1972. Poster illustrated with a series of histograms and a black-and-white photomontage. 498x700 mm. A long explanatory text is printed at the bottom of the sheet, explaining how the idea for the histograms came about; this text was later published in an article that appeared in issue no. 157 of the magazine Domus (December 1972). Poster published on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition held at the MPL Information Center in Milan on October 4,

Estimation

€100 - 200

Superstudio Group, Life, Education, Ceremony, Love

715 - Superstudio Group, Life, Education, Ceremony, Love, Death. Five Stories from Superstudio. Graz: Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum Joanneum, [1973]. Oblong folio (320x500 mm). 32 pages. With numerous black-and-white illustrations and beautiful full-page color plates throughout the text. Softcover with a metal spiral binding and the title embossed in black on the front cover. Slight stains and signs of wear on the covers, but overall in excellent condition. Provenance: Fici Collection. (1) The first pa

Estimation

€180 - 360

Superstudio Group, *L'accampamento*. 1974. Rotogra

716 - Superstudio Group, L'accampamento. 1974. Rotogravure on aluminum. 55.5 x 75 cm. On the reverse: label from Edizioni Jabik Arte Moltiplicata, Milan, with work details and the artist’s autograph. Edition of 2,100 numbered copies, 100 of which are signed, including this one; published by Jabik Arte Moltiplicata, I.T.F. Interfindings, Milan. No. 2005/2100. Provenance: Fici Collection. (1) In its original slipcase, which also bears the Jabik Arte Moltiplicata label. Defects.

Estimation

€90 - 180

Superstudio Group, *Superstudio*. Florence: Centro

717 - Superstudio Group, Superstudio. Florence: Centro Di, 1978. In-8° (200x186 mm). A lavishly illustrated copy with black-and-white reproductions of works. Original publisher’s paperback binding, with thin black horizontal lines on a sky-blue background. Minimal signs of display wear on the spine; otherwise in excellent condition. ALSO INCLUDED: Superstudio. Stories with Figures 1966–1973. Edited by Adolfo Natalini. [Florence: Galleria Vera Biondi, 1979]. ALSO INCLUDED: Superstudio, 1966–19

Estimation

€130 - 260

Superstudio Group, Lot’s Wife and Zeno’s Conscienc

718 - Superstudio Group, Lot’s Wife and Zeno’s Conscience. S.d.e. [i.e., Venice, 1978]. In-4° (298x210 mm). Pages [12]. A fully illustrated copy featuring black-and-white photographic reproductions, illustrations of various drawn depictions of work tools, and drawings of installation designs. Paperback edition illustrated with a black-and-white photographic reproduction on the cover. This copy is embellished with a drawing, bearing a handwritten dedication, by Adolfo Natalini to Giampaolo Fici on

Estimation

€80 - 160

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