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Volto in una falce di luna crescente

Technical Details
  • Title
    Volto in una falce di luna crescente
  • Author
    Odilon Redon
  • Year
    1890
  • Dimensions
    cm 52,6 x 37,4
  • Inventory
    7401
  • Room
    49

Lamberto Vitali, who loved graphic art in all its aspects and was a great connoisseur and historian of engraving, had a very strong fondness for the Symbolist Odilon Redon. This charcoal drawing, mysterious and ambiguous, very black and velvety, with the large round and somewhat malignant face that emerges hanging from a slice of the moon, was discovered by Vitali himself, and was first made known in the retrospective that the Venice Biennale dedicated to the artist in 1962.

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