Scultura di Maternità in Ceramica di Giuseppe Migneco Anni 60 italiandesign Ø cm 17 h cm

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The first version involved the use of a mixture of mercury and ammonia which

descendant of the Austrian painting dynasty of Andrea Markò

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Carlo Ginori synthesized the elements of ancient tradition with more modern influences

Scultura di Maternità in Ceramica di Giuseppe Migneco Anni 60 italiandesign Ø cm 17 h cmCeramic sculpture by Giuseppe Migneco, depicting Maternity and made in the 1960s cm 18 cm 12 h cm 32 Giuseppe Migneco was born in Messina in 1903, and moved to Milan in 1931 to undertake medical studies. During his studies he began his journey in the art world earning a living by drawing sketches for a newspaper and working for the publisher Rizzoli. Thus he began to create his first works, mainly with autobiographical contents, and in 1934, thanks to