Bruno MUNARI (1907-1998)
"Scultura di viaggio", 1958.
Sculpture-Volume in cardboard signed in the middle, numbered 1/230 on grey cardboard (stains, yellowed paper, traces of glue and foxing).
Height 21 cm - Width 42.5 cm

Bruno Murani is an Italian visual artist. His sculptures are inspired by Japanese origami. He created his first portable sculptures in 1950, in the form of folding sculptures. From 1958 onwards, they were known as "Scultura di viaggio". 
Intended for the modern traveler, they can be taken anywhere: from a second home to an anonymous hotel room.
Live Thursday 22 January・09:30 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 37

Bruno MUNARI (1907-1998) "Scultura di viaggio", 1958. Sculpture-Volume in cardboard signed in the middle, numbered 1/230 on grey cardboard (stains, yellowed paper, traces of glue and foxing). Height 21 cm - Width 42.5 cm Bruno Murani is an Italian visual artist. His sculptures are inspired by Japanese origami. He created his first portable sculptures in 1950, in the form of folding sculptures. From 1958 onwards, they were known as "Scultura di viaggio". Intended for the modern traveler, they can be taken anywhere: from a second home to an anonymous hotel room.

Estimate
€100 - €200
Result
€120
Buyer's premium
28.8%
Bruno MUNARI (1907-1998) "Scultura di viaggio", 1958. Sculpture-Volume in cardboard signed in the middle, numbered 1/230 on grey cardboard (stains, yellowed paper, traces of glue and foxing). Height 21 cm - Width 42.5 cm Bruno Murani is an Italian visual artist. His sculptures are inspired by Japanese origami. He created his first portable sculptures in 1950, in the form of folding sculptures. From 1958 onwards, they were known as "Scultura di viaggio". Intended for the modern traveler, they can be taken anywhere: from a second home to an anonymous hotel room.
Sale Thursday 22 January・09:30 (Europe/Paris)
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