Pamono Italian Wooden Sculpture by Gianni Pinna, 1981> Mid-Century
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Stunning one of a kind wooden sculpture Documento N°7 made in Italy in 1981 by Gianni Pinna.Gianni Pinna was born in Gu…
Stunning one of a kind wooden sculpture Documento N°7 made in Italy in 1981 by Gianni Pinna.
Gianni Pinna was born in Guspina, Cagliari, Sardegna in 1934. He studied sculpture at art schools in both Turin and Milano. Pinna is congenitally temperamental. A man with a visceral humanity. Profound and silent like his homeland Sardegna. An intuitive Artist who transforms his sensibility into visible communication by means of transparency.
These documents, pages, books are in fact, without reconnecting them to the problematic of his precedent cosmic sculptures, a logic continuity.
They represent openness and development of another structural dimension and semantics in his current research. (Late 1970’s)
In this period Gianni Pinna had two solo Art expositions in the US. One in 1976 at Feingarten Galleries and the other in 1977 at Silver Gallery.
The renown Art critic, Henry J. Seldis, wrote in regard to these Art exhibitions “ and in those aspects of his creations, which he chooses to call “Codi-Art”, Pinna expresses the greatest potential of his considerable creative force”.
Gianni Pinna was born in Guspina, Cagliari, Sardegna in 1934. He studied sculpture at art schools in both Turin and Milano. Pinna is congenitally temperamental. A man with a visceral humanity. Profound and silent like his homeland Sardegna. An intuitive Artist who transforms his sensibility into visible communication by means of transparency.
These documents, pages, books are in fact, without reconnecting them to the problematic of his precedent cosmic sculptures, a logic continuity.
They represent openness and development of another structural dimension and semantics in his current research. (Late 1970’s)
In this period Gianni Pinna had two solo Art expositions in the US. One in 1976 at Feingarten Galleries and the other in 1977 at Silver Gallery.
The renown Art critic, Henry J. Seldis, wrote in regard to these Art exhibitions “ and in those aspects of his creations, which he chooses to call “Codi-Art”, Pinna expresses the greatest potential of his considerable creative force”.
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Stunning one of a kind wooden sculpture Documento N°7 made in Italy in 1981 by Gianni Pinna.
Gianni Pinna was born in Guspina, Cagliari, Sardegna in 1934. He studied sculpture at art schools in both Turin and Milano. Pinna is congenitally temperamental. A man with a visceral humanity. Profound and silent like his homeland Sardegna. An intuitive Artist who transforms his sensibility into visible communication by means of transparency.
These documents, pages, books are in fact, without reconnecting them to the problematic of his precedent cosmic sculptures, a logic continuity.
They represent openness and development of another structural dimension and semantics in his current research. (Late 1970’s)
In this period Gianni Pinna had two solo Art expositions in the US. One in 1976 at Feingarten Galleries and the other in 1977 at Silver Gallery.
The renown Art critic, Henry J. Seldis, wrote in regard to these Art exhibitions “ and in those aspects of his creations, which he chooses to call “Codi-Art”, Pinna expresses the greatest potential of his considerable creative force”.
Gianni Pinna was born in Guspina, Cagliari, Sardegna in 1934. He studied sculpture at art schools in both Turin and Milano. Pinna is congenitally temperamental. A man with a visceral humanity. Profound and silent like his homeland Sardegna. An intuitive Artist who transforms his sensibility into visible communication by means of transparency.
These documents, pages, books are in fact, without reconnecting them to the problematic of his precedent cosmic sculptures, a logic continuity.
They represent openness and development of another structural dimension and semantics in his current research. (Late 1970’s)
In this period Gianni Pinna had two solo Art expositions in the US. One in 1976 at Feingarten Galleries and the other in 1977 at Silver Gallery.
The renown Art critic, Henry J. Seldis, wrote in regard to these Art exhibitions “ and in those aspects of his creations, which he chooses to call “Codi-Art”, Pinna expresses the greatest potential of his considerable creative force”.
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| Period | 1980 to 1989 |
|---|---|
| Year | 1981 |
| Production Period | 1980 to 1989 |
| Country of Manufacture | Italy |
| Identifying Marks | This piece has an attribution mark |
| Style | Mid-Century |
| Detailed Condition | Very Good — This vintage/antique item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use. |
| Restoration and Damage Details | Light wear consistent with age and use, Patina consistent with age and use |
| Product Code | IEI-997855 |
| Materials | Oak, Beech |
| Color | Brown, multicolored, silver |
| Width | 51 cm 20.1 inch |
| Depth | 29 cm 11.4 inch |
| Height | 160 cm 63.0 inch |
| Weight Range | Standard — Between 40kg and 80kg |
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