Giordano Falzoni, Collage And Watercolor, 1947–48, Formerly In The Slavko Kopac Collection
Artist: Giovanni Falzoni
A multifaceted artist and critic, Falzoni, then in his twenties, launched the debate on Dubuffet in Italy with articles published in Il Mondo Europeo (1947) and Les Cahiers de la Pléiade (1948), becoming the Italian correspondent for the Compagnie de l’Art Brut. He is credited with introducing the concepts of art brut and art informel into the Italian cultural landscape, as well as the promotion in France of the idea of homo ludens as a key to interpreting art
Our work is a collage of papers glued and sewn together, colored with watercolor.
Signed with a monogram in the lower left corner; on the reverse, the stamp of the Slavko Kopac studio and the annotation: Giordano Falzoni, Florence, circa 1947/48, 13.3 x 12.2.
Our work is a collage of papers glued and sewn together, colored with watercolor.
Signed with a monogram in the lower left corner; on the reverse, the stamp of the Slavko Kopac studio and the annotation: Giordano Falzoni, Florence, circa 1947/48, 13.3 x 12.2.
300 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 12.2cm
Height: 13.3cm
Reference (ID): 1811110
Availability: In stock
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