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Engraving and aquatint, printed in pink. Hand signed lower right, Published by 2RC Edizioni d'Arte, Rome. // Nudo rosa (1967) is one of Lucio Fontana's most distinctive graphic works, executed in engraving and aquatint and printed in a saturated, luminous pink. The image presents a figure in dissolution: line and tone merge into a shimmering chromatic field that simultaneously defines and dismantles form. Published by 2RC Edizioni d'Arte in Rome, the print reflects Fontana's late engagement with the figure, now filtered through the spatial and chromatic investigations that defined his Spatialist practice. The choice of pink is deliberate and unsettling -- warmly sensual yet formally abrasive, it challenges conventions of both figurative and abstract printmaking. Hand signed lower right, Nudo rosa is a rare and significant work in which Fontana operates at the precise intersection of the body and pure colour.
Nudo rosa, 1967
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Engraving and aquatint, printed in pink. Hand signed lower right, Published by 2RC Edizioni d'Arte, Rome. // Nudo rosa (1967) is one of Lucio Fontana's most distinctive graphic works, executed in engraving and aquatint and printed in a saturated, luminous pink. The image presents a figure in dissolution: line and tone merge into a shimmering chromatic field that simultaneously defines and dismantles form. Published by 2RC Edizioni d'Arte in Rome, the print reflects Fontana's late engagement with the figure, now filtered through the spatial and chromatic investigations that defined his Spatialist practice. The choice of pink is deliberate and unsettling -- warmly sensual yet formally abrasive, it challenges conventions of both figurative and abstract printmaking. Hand signed lower right, Nudo rosa is a rare and significant work in which Fontana operates at the precise intersection of the body and pure colour.
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