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De Chirico Giorgio, Horses And Ruins, 1954, Original Lithograph Signed N° III \ XXV
DE CHIRICO GIORGIO, HORSES AND RUINS, 1954, ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH SIGNED IIIXXV
Original numbered and hand-signed lithograph made by Giorgio de Chirico in 1954. It comes from the Suite: ''Horses and Villas''. This is an edition of 125 prints. It was published in the general catalogue ''G. de Chirico: Catalogo dell'Opera Grafica 1921-1969'', by Alfonso Ciranna, La Medusa Edition, Rome, 1969,
Measurements: plate 33 x 43 cm, outer frame 56 x 77 cm approx.
Signature in the lower centre of the plate and lower right-hand signature in pencil, lower left-hand numbering III XXV
The lithograph is part of the series "Horses and villas" published in Rome in 1954 by Carlo Bestetti , Editore d'Arte in Rome, printed by the master lithographer Igino Alessandrini in 161 copies distributed as follows
5 marked with the letters a,b,c,d,e each accompanied by a special series printed on white silk satin;
6 "ad personam" for the author and collaborators;
25 distinguished by Roman numerals I to XXV, out of print;
125 marked with Arabic numerals from 1 to 125.
After the print run, the stones were erased in the presence of the author and the publisher.
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Original numbered and hand-signed lithograph made by Giorgio de Chirico in 1954. It comes from the Suite: ''Horses and Villas''. This is an edition of 125 prints. It was published in the general catalogue ''G. de Chirico: Catalogo dell'Opera Grafica 1921-1969'', by Alfonso Ciranna, La Medusa Edition, Rome, 1969,
Measurements: plate 33 x 43 cm, outer frame 56 x 77 cm approx.
Signature in the lower centre of the plate and lower right-hand signature in pencil, lower left-hand numbering III XXV
The lithograph is part of the series "Horses and villas" published in Rome in 1954 by Carlo Bestetti , Editore d'Arte in Rome, printed by the master lithographer Igino Alessandrini in 161 copies distributed as follows
5 marked with the letters a,b,c,d,e each accompanied by a special series printed on white silk satin;
6 "ad personam" for the author and collaborators;
25 distinguished by Roman numerals I to XXV, out of print;
125 marked with Arabic numerals from 1 to 125.
After the print run, the stones were erased in the presence of the author and the publisher.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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