Renato Volpini (1934–2017) - Senza titolo

Renato Volpini (1934-2017) – Glazed ceramic plate/sculpture – 1965 Description of the work Refined and rare maiolica ceramic plate entirely hand-painted by the renowned Marche-born master Renato Volpini, dated 1965. The work fuses Italian ceramic tradition with the avant-garde figuration of the 1960s, a period in which the artist moved between the suggestions of Pop Art and Milanese informal experimentation. The plate depicts a stylized profile, topped by an enigmatic geometric/oc ul ar element, a recurring motif that anticipates his famous spatial visions and the "useless machines". The colors are rich and vibrant: a deep ruby red forms the background to the central cream-colored silhouette, enriched at the base with bluish, ochre, and brownish tones. The surface presents a fascinating craquelé effect of the glassy glaze, typical of the firing and the era, which adds further aesthetic and material value to the object. On the reverse, the work bears the authentic signature and the autograph dating "renato '65" traced by brush under varnish. The original metal hook for wall mounting is also present. Technical sheet Artist: Renato Volpini (Urbino 1934 – Milan 2017) Type: Art ceramic / Decorative wall plate Technique: Glazed ceramic painted by hand Year: 1965 Signature: Signed and dated on the back ("renato '65") Condition: Excellent vintage condition, consistent with age. Presents the natural glaze craquelé and slight manufacturing irregularities that attest to the absolute craftsmanship and the piece’s uniqueness. No obvious chipping. Dimensions: 23 x 27 cm

Schätzpreis:€250

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