FONTANA LUCIO, Teatrino Turchese, 1966 sculture the orthogonal black lines and

the orthogonal black lines and fields of primary color are calibrated to the millimeter

which later became very popular among kimono designers and producers in Kyoto

Here Hiroshige depicts the type of constant and oblique precipitation

This movement aimed to renew the tradition of ukiyo-e prints by combining classical techniques with modern sensibilities and Western influences

printed on Canson paper in a total of 500 copies

FONTANA LUCIO, Teatrino Turchese, 1966 sculture the orthogonal black lines andPerfect impression taken from the artist's book published in 1966 for the Jolas Gallery, Paris, in the first and only edition, and printed by Sergio Tosi Milano. Texts by Gillo Dorfles and photographic portraits by Ugo Mulas. The small theater consists of two sheets, one of which, irregularly shaped, serves as a scenic backdrop and is overlaid on another die cut with small holes arranged in various ways on the page. Bibliography Lucio Fontana: