Remo Brindisi: Volti (Faces), 1974 (Colored markers) - Lot 31

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Remo Brindisi: Volti (Faces), 1974 (Colored markers) - Lot 31
Remo Brindisi: Volti (Faces), 1974 (Colored markers) Colored markers Dedicated, signed, and dated by hand in the lower right corner: “To Yves Guérin, con amicizia,” signed “Brindisi,” dated “74” Dimensions: Sheet: 36 × 27 cm (14.17 × 10.63 in.) — Image: full sheet Condition: good condition, unframed Provenance: Yves Guérin’s Guest Book, compiled between 1963 and 1992 (single-owner provenance). Description: A vigorous felt-pen drawing depicting fragmented and interlocking faces and profiles, rendered in red-orange, green, black, and gray hatching—a characteristic example of Brindisi’s “Volti,” in the expressionist and neo-figurative style of his mature period. Remo Brindisi was a major 20th-century Italian painter, born in Rome and based in Milan; initially descriptive and realistic, his work took on expressionist overtones and developed a personal style imbued with social meaning, featuring recurring themes—“Pastorali,” “Opposti,” “Venezie,” and “Volti.” His first solo exhibition (Florence, 1940) featured a foreword by Eugenio Montale; he exhibited in Paris, Nice, Milan, Venice, Rome, Cairo, and São Paulo, chaired the Milan Triennale, and founded a museum of modern art in Lido di Spina. Signed, dated, and inscribed by hand.
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