Bruno Munari, Macchina Inutile, 1984, Screenprint Multiple

Bruno munari 1907 – 1998

useless machine, 1984

multiple, sculpture in silkscreened arches cardboard, wood, string and iron rod, 253 x 72 cm.

plura editions, milan

circulation 50 + xv copies

dedicated, signed and dated by hand (to paola munari 84)

publications

“homage to bruno munari,” catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition at the bandera foundation for art, busto arsizio, edited by a. Fiz, mazzotta editore, p. 105

“bruno munari – maria montessori. Touching beauty,” catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition at the omero museum in ancona, corraini editions, 2020

bruno munari was one of the greatest protagonists of art, design and graphics in the 20th century, making fundamental contributions in different fields of visual (painting, sculpture, cinematography, industrial design, graphics) and nonvisual (writing, poetry, didactics) expression with multifaceted research on the theme of movement, light and the development of creativity and imagination in childhood through play. Bruno munari is a leonardesque figure, among the most important of the italian twentieth century. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
designer records,
or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising
from
misattribution