Halley - Original Screen Print by Wladimiro Tulli - 1970s 1970s

Image dimensions: 35x49 cm. Halley is a colored serigraph on Fabriano watermarked paper, realized in the Seventies of XX century by the Italian artist, Wladimiro Tulli, published by Euromuseum Editore, a publishing house of Ancona. Hand-signed and numbered in pencil on lower margin. Edition of 99 prints. A beautiful artwork representing an abstract and colorful composition on a dark blue foreground, in excellent conditions, is the perfect contemporary original print for your fashionable private collection at an affordable price, to collect jealously! This original print comes with the Certificate of Authenticity. Wladimiro Tulli (Macerata, 1922 - 2003) The Italian painter, author of works belonging to the second Futurism and Abstract art. began his activity around 1938: he was initially fascinated by his fellow citizen Ivo Pannaggi and by other futurists of the time, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti above all, while after the war he approached abstract art, establishing contacts and relationships with the major abstractionists of the moment like Alberto Burri. In 1953 he joined the ''Numero'' group in Florence and thanks to it he began to travel the world and to exhibit some of his works in great museums until he became an active member of the ''Eclats'' group in Paris; in 1962 together with other artists he is in the ''Levante'' group of Macerata. He has made frescoes, murals, murals, graffiti and decorations in various cities, including his native Macerata, Bologna, San Benedetto del Tronto, Ascoli Piceno, Teramo and Rimini.