Poster by Renato Volpini, 1972

Original and definitive color proof for print by Renato Volpini, Milan, Italy, 70s. Detailed information on the Volpini Foundation website.

Color test of Venusian vehicle, then put into production in 1979, with a circulation of 100. Published in the book The battle of elements by Roberto Sanesi. Detailed information on t...

Presence of anthropomorphic elements in space. Multiple of 36/50, silkscreen printing with material contributions in coloured felt. Renato Volpini 1970. Detailed information on the V...

Anthropomorphic element, mixed media on canvas, 1968 Renato Volpini. Detailed information on the Volpini Foundation website.

Stunning poster for the iconic musical "Cabaret". Featuring beautiful vibrant artwork depicting Liza Minnelli as Sally Bowles, the poster is in excellent condition with great colour....

Carpano is named after Antonio Benedetto Carpano who, in 1786, invented the modern day vermouth in Turin. This Carpano vermouth was so popular that the store needed to be open 24 hours a day to cope with demand. The Carpano brand is still produced today, nearly 250 years later. The piece has fantastic artwork from French poster artist Achille Luciano Mauzan...

Immerse yourself in the dynamic energy of the 1972 Olympic Games with the iconic poster created by the renowned artist Alan Davie. This poster not only commemorates a historic sporting event but also showcases Davie's unique artistic vision and creativity. Alan Davie, a Scottish painter and jazz musician born in 1920, is celebrated for his abstract and expressive artworks. His vibrant and colorful compositions, infused with symbolism and spontaneity, have captivated art enthusiasts around the world and earned him a distinguished place in the realm of contemporary art. The 1972 Olympic poster by Alan Davie captures the essence of athleticism and competition with its dynamic forms and bold use of colors. Davie's expressive brushstrokes and abstract motifs create a visual spectacle that resonates with the spirit of the Olympic Games, conveying a sense of movement, passion, and unity. As an official poster for the 1972 Munich Olympics, this artwork not only serves as a symbol of sporting excellence but also represents the cultural and artistic significance of the event. Whether you're an art connoisseur, a sports enthusiast, or a collector of Olympic memorabilia...

- Original. - Can be framed and glazed.