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1993Signed Framed
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Size
27.56 x 20 x 0.04 in
Year
1993
Medium
Drawings & Works on Paper
Reference
8b1783e3
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Die-cut color lithograph and collage
ex. 96/150. Signed in pencil lower right.
Publisher: M. Noire for the Luigi Pecci Art Center, Prato
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"Impressions graphiques. Giulio Paolini's graphic work 1967-1992" Marco Noire publisher Turin 1992, update file 1992-95 cat. n.92 Finely framed.
1940 Genova, Italy
Giulio Paolini was born on 5 November 1940 in Genoa and lives in Turin.
His poetics focus on themes that examine the conception, manifestation and vision of the artwork. After his inquiries on the elements that make up a painting, his attention has turned to the act of exhibiting works, to the consideration of the work as a catalogue of its own possibilities, as well as to the figure of the author and his lack of contact with the work, which either pre-exists or transcends him.
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