Domenico Gnoli (1933-1970), Bagnarola, 1966, copyright Marzia Gnoli, 1994, Printed in the Netherlands
Screen Printing on Paper
31x24in
$520
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Domenico Gnoli
Italy
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Artwork details
- Medium : Screen Printing
- Dimensions : 30.7x18.5in
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Domenico Gnoli
Italy
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Domenico Gnoli was an Italian painter and stage designer who primarily worked with oil on canvas, drawing from her background in both fine art and set design. She employed meticulous, hyper-realistic techniques, often magnifying everyday objects and details to monumental scales, blending surrealism with precise figuration. Her artworks evoke a sense of wonder and introspection, transforming the ordinary into something deeply poetic and mysterious.
