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Out of stock"Cathedral of San Rufino in Assisi", mixed media on cardboard by Luigi Zago (Villafranca di Verona 1894 - Buenos Aires 1952), 1930s. Period: 1930s Measurements: Framed H 95 x W 96,5 x D 7 cm / Cardboard H 78 x W 68 cm
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Out of stockComposition, ink on paper, Massimo Campigli (1895-1971), pencil signature on the lower left. Archive number 4390564, by Nicola Campigli, in Saint Tropez 20 /10 /1991. Measurements: Framed H 51.5 x W 45 x D 2.5 / Drawing H 29.5 x W 26.5 cm
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Out of stock"Glory of St. Benedict" mixed media on paper by Pietro Annigoni (1910-1988), on the reverse side cartouche of the IInd Biennale of Sacred Art of Pescara. Measurements: In frame H 99.5 x W 78.5 x D 10 / Paper H 80 x W 60 cm
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Out of stock"La coquete du desert" pencil on paper by Alberto Savinio, circa 1929, signed on the lower right. "La conquete du désert" was published under this title in C.g. on p. 247, as of 1929, n.d. 9. Period: circa 1929 Measurements: H 12 x W 17.3 cm
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Out of stock"The Dioscuri" ink on paper by Alberto Savinio, circa 1928 unsigned. "I Dioscuri" is published in the Electa General Catalogue (edited by Pia Vivarelli) on p. 245 as "Untitled" for the year 1928, order number 3. Period: circa 1928 Measurements: H 26,6 x W 21 cm
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Out of stock"Woman' bronze sculpture by Titta Ratti. Titta Ratti, real name Battista Ratti (Milan 1896 - Malvaglia 1992). Period: mid 20th century Measurements: H 54 x W 18 x D 18 cm
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Out of stock"Animals in Struggle" bronze sculpture by Antonio Ligabue. Stamp with edition on the base. Certificate of Guarantee and Authenticity Antonio Ligabue (Zurich 1899 - Gualtieri 1965), cm. 21.5x37x20.5; ex. 444/1500 Bronze sculpture with limited edition worldwide of 1500 numbered pieces, progressively from 1 to 1500 plus a multiple, not numbered, donated to the "Museo Antonio Ligabue" in Gualtieri. There are no artist's proofs or different numbering from that stated. "Clay sculpture modelled by Ligabue, probably around the years 1936-1942. It is undoubtedly one of the artist's most important sculptures, in terms of expressive intensity, formal balance and content. It depicts a fight between a lynx and a wild cat, where anger, ferocity and aggression are expressed with such realism that we believe the artist identifies with the animal that is usually attacked, thus expressing the anguish that haunted the artist throughout his life".
Prof Sergio Negri
Period: 1940s Measurements: Sculpture H 21.5 x W 37 x D 20.5 cm / Pedestal H 28 x W 41 x D 22 cm -
Out of stockSmall Piedmontese writing desk, inlaid, Louis XVI. The desk dates from the late 18th/early 19th century and is made of various inlaid woods: walnut, cherry, maple and boxwood. With openable top and compartments, choked leg with pyramidal trunk. Period: late 18th/early 19th century Measurements: H 75,5 x W 86,5 x D 46 cm
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Out of stockPencil and white lead, study of a figure of a man with his back, 17th century. Period: '600 Measurements: Framed H 33.5 x W 26.5 x D 3 / Pencil H 24 x W 18 cm