Art|Photography|Maurizio Galimberti (1956)|Maurizio Galimberti (1956) – Marylin Color
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Artwork details +
  • Medium: Photography
  • Artist: Maurizio Galimberti (1956)
  • Technique: Readymade fuji instax on cardboard
  • Year: 2022
  • Period: 2020+
  • Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 x 0.2 cm
  • Signed: Yes
  • Frame: No
  • Shipping: Ships from France
  • Certificate of Authenticity: Yes, issued by the Gallery
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Maurizio Galimberti (1956) - Marylin Color

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By Maurizio Galimberti (1956)

Photography | 21 x 29.7 x 0.2 cm

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€450

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    Ships from France by Monday, 13 November 2023

Maurizio Galimberti (1956)

Maurizio Galimberti (1956)

This work with Fuji Instax Square Readymade technique on cardboard is registered in the Nordest archive num 22_0617. Maurizio Galimberti from 1983 begins to use only Polaroids, also because he can immediately see the result of the shot without waiting for the development of the film. In 1991 he began collaborating with Polaroid Italia, of which he became the official testimonial. Since 1995 Galimberti has published the "Polarois Pro Art" and since 1997 his Polaroid mosaics have become real works of art.

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