Oscar Pelosi
Blue Woman - Original Screen Print by Oscar Pelosi - 1970s
1970s

Name: Blue Woman - Original Screen Print by Oscar Pelosi - 1970s
Brand: Oscar Pelosi
Price: 180.48 USD
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About the Item

Blue Woman is an original mixed colored serigraph realized by Oscar Pelosi during the 1980s. The artwork is hand-signed in pencil by the artist on the lower right. Numbered on lower left. Edition of 146/150. Good conditions, except for a little stain on the upper left side. The artwork represents a surrealist woman that seems to emerge from light blue waves. Her hair has a shell shape. Oscar Pelosi (1938 – 1996) Italian artist in February 1965 he inaugurated and directed in Naples (Vomero), with his brother Elio, the Gallery "La Tavolozza", which soon became a meeting place for young artists, personalities of entertainment, music and Neapolitan culture such as Ettore de Mura, Roberto Murolo and Nunzio Gallo are also frequented by the singer Memo Remigi and actor Carlo Dapporto. In 1966, at the age of twenty-eight, his first personal exhibition staged in the halls of the Palazzo Comunale of Torre del Greco, was met with great success by critics and the public. In 1969 his first important and significant personal exhibition was held at the Galleria La Tavolozza. Oscar Pelosi is one of the founders of the MAV Trends (Vomero Artistic Movement) and Enne 4 group together with his painter friends Mario Buonoconto, Vincenzo Cerino and Salvatore Vitagliano, presented in 1969 at the "San Carlo" Art Gallery in Naples; he is also a signatory of the "Presence 73" Manifesto, illustrated at the same "San Carlo" Gallery and the "Blow Fire" image transfer to the La Palette Gallery.

Creator:

Oscar Pelosi (1938 - 1996, Italian)

Creation Year:

1970s

Dimensions:

Height: 27.56 in (70 cm)Width: 19.57 in (49.7 cm)Depth: 0.04 in (1 mm)

Medium:

Screen

Period:

1970-1979

Condition:

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