Fabio De Poli, Bag, Lithograph, Late 20th Century for sale at Pamono

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Bag is a Lithograph realized by Fabio De Poli (1947-). Good condition on a white cardboard. Hand-signed with pencil by the artist on the lower right corner. Fabio De Poli (born 1947) is an Italian artist. Born in Genoa in 1947, he lives in Florence. In 1964 he attended the Art Institute of Florence specializing in advertising graphics under the guidance of Lucio Venna. At the beginning of the Seventies he produced a series of works that Renato Barilli defined as rich art. Enrico Crispolti reports for the Paris Biennial of Youth; he participates in numerous and important art exhibitions, is interested in industrial design, designing furniture-objects and collaborates, together with Eugenio Miccini and Antonio Bueno, to the realization of the magazine Visual. In the early eighties he catalogued his many artistic experiences in an exhibition entitled Gulliver continues at the De Foscherati gallery in Bologna. In 1982 he created, together with Stefano Fiorelli, the exhibition space La Parete at L’Interno 92 in Florence and, in 1984, he moved to Rome, guest of Mario Ceroli, where he began a new cycle of works entitled Rome. In the same year he participated in the XXIX Biennale Nazionale d’Arte Citt di Milano.