Edival Ramosa, Multicolor Floor Lamp Project, 1973, Pencil Drawing on Paper

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This is an engaging original drawing of the Internationally well known brasilian artist, Edival Ramosa. The drawing is dated 24-7 … Read more This is an engaging original drawing of the Internationally well known brasilian artist, Edival Ramosa. The drawing is dated 24-7 -73 signed by the artist under the phrase: in Italian: visto il prototipo, translated: seen the prototype. The drawing are referring to a project to realized a modern floor lamp in steel and parts in multicolors acrylic glass, tin abstract style. Edival Ramosa usually used bold color in his artworks, to put in evidence his joy of life, moreover he done many studies on this plastic material, the acrylic glass and used it in many of his artworks. Following the drawing was realized only a prototype and no other pieces, so it can be considered an artwork quite all. The artist spends a lot of his time experimenting many materials included acrylic glass and wood. Most of the artworks are now exhibited in the MAP, Museum of Plastic Art of Varese (Italy). During his stay in Italy from 1970 to 1980, he known an other important Italian artist: Lucio Fontana. He was young when Ramosa met Arnaldo Pomodoro in Brazil. Pomodoro said to Ramosa to come to Italy and so it was. Ramosa became Pomodoro's pupil and for consequence all the Ramosa work was influenced by the well known sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro. He exhibited in Italy Australia and Brazil when he came back in the 1980 and where he opened his art Studio. This artwork made in 1974 is a multiple of 30 specimen. The artwork is numbered and signed by the artist The artwork will be shipped with its Certificate of Authenticity. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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