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I Due Onorevoli Nababi
I Due Onorevoli Nababi is an original artwork realized in the 1870s by Antonio Manganaro .
Original colored lithograph.
Good conditions, except for the yellowed paper due to the time and some light foxings.
This satirical print is plate n. XXIII (as printed on the higher part of the artwork) from " The album of the 500 " (Album dei 500) , Tipografia De Angelis, Naples, and represents a satirical scene of Italian politicians of the end of the XIX century.
The print represents the caricatures of bankers of the Parliament: Carlo Fenzi and Giacomo Servadio.
On the back, their biographies.
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M-103536
Price
€450.00
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I Due Onorevoli Nababi is an original artwork realized in the 1870s by Antonio Manganaro .
Original colored lithograph.
Good conditions, except for the yellowed paper due to the time and some light foxings.
This satirical print is plate n. XXIII (as printed on the higher part of the artwork) from " The album of the 500 " (Album dei 500) , Tipografia De Angelis, Naples, and represents a satirical scene of Italian politicians of the end of the XIX century.
The print represents the caricatures of bankers of the Parliament: Carlo Fenzi and Giacomo Servadio.
On the back, their biographies.
Browse through many more modern artworks online on Wallector.com!
More Information
SKU
M-103536
Artist
Antonio Manganaro
Typology
Original Prints
Technique
Lithograph
Period
1870s
Conditions
Good (minor cosmetic wear)
Dimensions (cm)
45.7 x 0.1 x 30
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