Omaggio a Braccelli (Title Folder)

1968

Paolo Boni

Associated Names
Paolo Boni

Artist, Italian, 1926-2017

The image features embossed lines and geometric shapes on a textured sheet. The upper section displays jagged edges resembling city skylines or buildings. The lower section showcases interlocking circuitous and rectangular shapes, reminiscent of mechanical systems or skeletons. The overall design suggests urban architecture and machinery.
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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    blind printed with two different variations from the collagraph plate

  • Credit Line

    Rosenwald Collection

  • Dimensions

    sheet (folded in three): 51 x 90 cm (20 1/16 x 35 7/16 in.)

  • Accession Number

    1980.45.188

  • Series Title

    Omaggio a Braccelli [1980.45.188-201]

Associated Artworks

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The image displays angular black shapes with a marbled texture and white accents arranged against a neutral backdrop. The shapes suggest an abstract composition that may resemble a person in a reclining pose, with limbs and head depicted using geometric forms. The overall design suggests a deconstructed anatomy, eliciting recognition of human-like forms through stylized abstraction.

Omaggio a Braccelli

Paolo Boni

1968

The image shows handwritten text on a sheet of paper. The text is in Italian and appears to be a list or a series of instructions, with each line numbered sequentially. The handwriting is clear and legible, with some words underlined. The paper has a textured appearance around its edges.

Omaggio a Braccelli (Justification Page)

Paolo Boni

1968

The image displays a series of faintly embossed lines and geometric shapes arranged in an abstract composition on a plain background.

Omaggio a Braccelli (1st state)

Paolo Boni

1968

Artwork history & notes

Inscriptions

across center in black ink: Omaggio a / Braccelli; on folder flap, in italian: The following group includes the prints of work in progress ... May 1968

Wikidata ID

Q65576014

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