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Andrea Morucchio
La Belle Ferronnière _ Puzzling Renaissance _ Revisiting Leonardo’s La Belle Ferronnière
Description

Andrea Morucchio's "Puzzling’ project" starts from more than five thousand different photographic tiles of the mosaic floor of St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice which are rearranged and repositioned in the form of a mosaic to recreate/reinterpret the paintings by great masters, mainly Italian Renaissance and Baroque painters, who through portraiture represent historical, religious or mythological figures.

Details
Production year
2019
Object type
Print
Edition
Edition 1/1
Dimensions
90 × 60 × 0.3 cm
Medium
Direct digital print on aluminium dibond, 7-colour technique UV Fine Art inks
Production Location
Germany
Location
Bugno Art Gallery, Venezia
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Created by
Andrea Morucchio, 1967
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Issued by
Andrea Morucchio
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History
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Aug 8 2021 16:53:35 UTC
Notes
Notes from Creator
La Belle Ferronnière | Puzzling Renaissance series | Revisiting Leonardo da Vinci’s La Belle Ferronnière was exhibited at solo show "Puzzling. L’immagine è altro, anche" September 14 - October 20, 2019 | digital art | Galleria L'Occhio, Venezia. Critic text by Toni Toniato
Wood framed artwork, black & gold profile 1,2 cm, thickness 3 cm
Andrea Morucchio's "Puzzling’ project" starts from more than five thousand different photographic tiles of the mosaic floor of St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice which are rearranged and repositioned in the form of a mosaic to recreate/reinterpret the paintings by great masters, mainly Italian Renaissance and Baroque painters, who through portraiture