Eddart - Works
Mario Schifano
Canvases with a wrapping paper applied and then painted, the Monochromes, initially dedicated to a single color, are then invaded by the letters and insignia of the city. Mario Schifano will then continue to work on series that he takes up over the years as “Tutte stelle” (All stars), “Albero della Vita” (Tree of Life) “Schermi” (Screens) “Palme” (Palms), “Futurismo revisitato” (Revisited Futurism), these last works were dedicated to the group of artists he admired so much. He used not only painting, but also photography, cinema, television and the Internet in a continuous experimentation of new possibilities that lead him to his very personal style. His interpretation of Pop Art was unique. Maurizio Calvesi, an art historian, called him “one of the greatest of the Italian school of the second half of the century.”
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Mario Schifano's Works
È Casa Vecchia
Year: anni 70
Technique: acrylic and enamel on canvas
Dimensions: 160×130 cm
Photo credits: Eddart
Futurismo Rivisitato
Year: late 70s / early 80s
Tecnica: mixed on canvas
Dimension: 72×106 cm
Photo Credits: Eddart
Schermo TV
Year: 1974-76
Dimensions: 45×55 cm
Photo Credits: Eddart
No Title
Year: middle 70s
Technique: enamel and pencil on canvas paper
Dimensions: 100×70 cm
Photo credits: Eddart
Positivo Negativo
Year: middle 70s
Technique: enamel on silk-screen collage on paper
Dimensions: 70×100 cm
Photo credits: Eddart
Pesaggio Anemico
Year: 1965
Technique: enamel and graphite on paper
Dimensions: 70×100 cm
Photo Credits: Eddart