Luigi Servolini Art

Still Life is an original Contemporary artwork realized in the 1950s by the Italian artist Luigi Servolini (Livorno, 1906 – Livorno, 1981). Original screen print. Signed on the lower right corner. Good conditions. Still Life is a very colorful and beautiful artwork realized by the Italian master Luigi Srevolini (Livorno, 1906 – Livorno, 1981). The work depicts a still life composition with a lobster in the center of the table surrounded by yellow bright lemons on a dark green table...

Still Life is an original contemporary artwork realized in the 1950s by the Italian artist Luigi Servolini (Livorno, 1906 – Livorno, 1981). Original screen print. Signed on the lower right corner. Good condition. Luigi Servolini (Livorno, 1906 – Livorno, 1981). He g raduated in Literature at the University of Pisa, then he graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Carrara, then he specialized in History of Medieval and Modern Art at the University of Florence. Since that time he has held various roles within the Italian academic world. In 1935 he promoted the creation of a Museum of Xylography in Carpi, the birthplace of the master Ugo da Carpi...

The Lobster is a Contemporary artwork realized in the 1950s by the Italian artist Luigi Servolini (Livorno, 1906 – Livorno, 1981). Original colored woodcut on Cardboard. Signed on plate on the upper left corner in capital letters: Servolini. Excellent conditions. Image Dimensions: 14.5 x 15 cm The Lobster is a very colorful and beautiful artwork realized by the Italian master Luigi Srevolini (Livorno, 1906 – Livorno, 1981). The work depicts a still life composition with a lobster in the center of the table surrounded by yellow bright lemons on a dark green table...

Natura morta con anguria (Still Life with Watermelon) is an original colored xylograph on Fabriano Cotton watermarked paper realized by the Italian artist and xylograph master, Luigi Servolini (1906-1981). A beautiful original print, representing a colorful still life composed by a jug, a knife cutting a watermelon and a glass of red wine, is hand-signed in pencil by the artist on the lower right margin. Realized with a fresh line, a superb technique and a very high sensibility to colors, this classical composition with a formal order is a beautiful artist's proof. In excellent condition, except for some light sporadic stains on the margins, a defect does not affect the image, demonstrating a good inking and a full mastery of this artistic medium, this contemporary artwork comes with the certificate of authenticity (a blue ink stamp on the back on lower right,). Written and signed by the son of the artist, Gen. Giancarlo Servolini, this certificate explains that the original wood-blocks used for this print were destroyed after the realizations and specifies the edition ( 125 specimens with Roman numerals, 125 specimens with Arab numerals, 14 artist's proof). A really beautiful still life, perfect for every kind of furniture! Luigi Servolini (Livorno, 1906 - 1981) One of the great masters of Italian engraving, Luigi Servolini, graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Carrara, then perfecting himself in History of Medieval and Modern Art at the University of Florence. He has held various roles within the Italian academic world and his production as an art critic is also impressive, a profession he did simultaneously with that of engraver. In 1935 he promoted the creation of a Xylograph Museum in Carpi, birthplace of the master Ugo da Carpi...

Vaso con fiori is an original colored xylograph on paper realized by the Italian artist and xylograph master, Luigi Servolini (1906-1981) A beautiful original print, representing a colorful still life with flowers seems to simulate the art of glass windows, is hand-signed in pencil by the artist on the lower right margin. Realized with a fresh line and a very high sensibility to colors, this xylograph is a superb artist's proof, published in 1973 by the La Nuova Foglio, a publishing house of Macerata, Italy. In excellent condition and demonstrating a good inking and an incredible technique, this contemporary artwork comes with the certificate of authenticity (a blue ink stamp on the back on lower right, writen by the son of the artist). The original wood-blocks used for this print were destroyed after the realizations. Luigi Servolini (Livorno, 1906 - 1981) One of the great masters of Italian engraving, Luigi Servolini, graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Carrara, then perfecting himself in History of Medieval and Modern Art at the University of Florence. He has held various roles within the Italian academic world and his production as an art critic is also impressive, a profession he did simultaneously with that of engraver. In 1935 he promoted the creation of a Xylograph Museum in Carpi, birthplace of the master Ugo da Carpi...