Valerio Adami, Statuette, 1970, Lithograph

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Valerio Adami signed Lithograph with

Euro Art embossing, c.1970s left bottom corner

Dimensions: 50 × 65 cm (19.7 × 25.6 … Read more Valerio Adami signed Lithograph with

Euro Art embossing, c.1970s left bottom corner

Dimensions: 50 × 65 cm (19.7 × 25.6 in) without the passepartout.

A striking lithograph by Valerio Adami (Italian, b. 1935), one of the most celebrated European artists of the postwar era, renowned for his bold use of color, crisp black outlines, and a unique visual language that blends abstraction with figurative precision.

This work, executed in vivid hues of cobalt blue, fuchsia, and deep violet, showcases Adami’s signature graphic style—recalling both Pop Art and modernist stained-glass windows. The composition plays with form and symbolism, a hallmark of Adami’s practice that often merges elements of history, literature, and psychoanalysis into vibrant visual narratives.

Signed: Hand-signed Adami in the lower right
Embossing: Stamped with the Euro Art blindstamp, typical of 1970s editions distributed by the Milan-based publisher known for bringing leading contemporary artists to an international audience.
Medium: Lithograph on fine wove paper
Date: c. 1970s
Dimensions: 50 × 65 cm (19.7 × 25.6 in)

Adami studied under Felice Carena at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan before establishing himself in Paris, where he became associated with the Nouvelle Figuration movement. Over the decades, his work has been exhibited at major international institutions, including the Centre Pompidou (Paris), the Museum of Modern Art (New York), and the Venice Biennale.

This lithograph represents not only a compelling example of Adami’s mature style but also a collectible piece of postwar European graphic art with impeccable 1970s provenance.

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