Bruno Bruni:
Picture "Donna che si veste" (1986)
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Bruno Bruni:
Picture "Donna che si veste" (1986)
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Limited, 150 copies | Numbered | Signed | Color lithograph on handmade paper | Unframed | Size 80 x 60 cm
In "Donna che si veste" Bruno Bruni presents a modern image of a woman with an elegiac allusion to Cinderella. The beauty of the woman body and the sense of complete form determine our fascination of this image of a woman. A classic work with all the special traits of the art of Bruni: love, sensibility, elegiac charm and suggestion to erotic. The balance between motion and state, exposure and rapture, characteristic for the artist fills the picture. He presents the woman without any false pathos in all her charming elegance. For this he uses the famous "Linea Serpentinata" (the "S-line"), whi was described by William Hogarth as the "Line of Beauty and Grace".
Original color lithograph 1986. Edition of 150 copies on Rives paper, numbered and signed by hand. Unframed. Sheet size 80 x 60 cm (illustrared with frame).
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Bruno Bruni: Picture "Donna che si veste" (1986)
In "Donna che si veste" Bruno Bruni presents a modern image of a woman with an elegiac allusion to Cinderella. The beauty of the woman body and the sense of complete form determine our fascination of this image of a woman. A classic work with all the special traits of the art of Bruni: love, sensibility, elegiac charm and suggestion to erotic. The balance between motion and state, exposure and rapture, characteristic for the artist fills the picture. He presents the woman without any false pathos in all her charming elegance. For this he uses the famous "Linea Serpentinata" (the "S-line"), whi was described by William Hogarth as the "Line of Beauty and Grace".
Original color lithograph 1986. Edition of 150 copies on Rives paper, numbered and signed by hand. Unframed. Sheet size 80 x 60 cm (illustrared with frame).
*1935, Italian painter, graphic artist and sculptor
Bruno Bruni was born in 1935 in Gradara (Pesaro), Italy. From 1953 to 1959 he studied at the Istituto d'Arte di Pesaro, one year later he went to London and finished thereafter (1960-1965) his studies at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Hamburg.
The beginnings of his artistic career were strongly influenced by Georg Gresko, Horst Janssen and Paul Wunderlich, because of which he turned to lithography. Besides impressions of Otto Dix, George Grosz and the socially critical realism of the 20s played a significant role.
In 1967 Bruni received a scholarship of Lichtwark in Hamburg and in 1977 the International Senefelder Award for Lithography.
The artist got the international fame thanks to the unchangeable many-facet creations, which were presented as sculptures, oil paintings and graphic works. But color lithography is the kind of art which Bruni filled with spontaneity and freedom. His female slender nudes, still life or tender flower motifs got the erotic hints through the expression of drawings. The floral still life reminds about the graphic natural studies at Albrecht Durer. But Bruni is not concentrated on the detailed presentation of motifs, but sensitive depiction of flowers. So typical for gliding symmetrical lines are dominating in his works. The serpentines and winding lines are prevailing design. The less structured inner shape of the drawing perfectly emphasises the intense contour.
In addition to the clash of Renaissance mannerism and surreal influences the works of Bruni were under influence of Art Nouveau which can be especially recognized in his sculptural works.
Thanks to the charming sensitivity his artworks, which appear in the studios of Hamburg and Urbino, can become an oasis of peace in the noisy everyday life.
Numerous individual exhibitions in Florence, London, Berlin, Tokyo, New York and Leningrad made Bruno Bruni the internationally known artist whose works are sought after by collectors and art lovers.
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Printmaking techniques include woodcuts, copperplate engraving, etching, lithography, serigraphy.
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