Valerio Adami Limited Edition 24/100 Screenprint Paysage de Ruines
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Valerio Adami (b. 1935)
Paysage de Ruines
Screenprint in colors, 1970s–80s
Limited Edition: 24/100
Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist.
Dimensions:
Image size (including signature): H 59 cm × W 76.5 cm
In inches: H 23.2 in × W 30.1 in
A striking and rare limited edition screen print by the celebrated Italian artist Valerio Adami, titled Paysage de Ruines. Executed in his unmistakable style, the work features bold black contours enclosing vibrant blocks of color, creating a dramatic composition that balances figuration with abstraction.
This print is hand-signed and numbered 24/100 in pencil by the artist, underscoring its exclusivity and collectible value.
About the Artist
Valerio Adami (b. 1935, Bologna) is one of Italy’s most important postwar painters and printmakers. A student of Felice Carena and influenced early on by Léger, Adami developed his signature style in the 1960s: a fusion of Pop Art color fields, comic strip outlines, and complex allegorical themes. His works often explore cultural memory, history, literature, and philosophy.
Adami’s works are held in major museum collections worldwide, including the Tate Modern (London), the Centre Pompidou (Paris), and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Madrid). His prints and paintings have been widely exhibited and remain highly sought after by collectors of European modernism.
This limited edition print encapsulates Adami’s unique ability to merge narrative depth with striking graphic clarity—an exceptional acquisition for discerning collectors.
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