Emilio Tadini 1988 Lithographic Promotional Print Memphis Milano Pop Art 27 x 37

Abstract postmodern lithograph by Emilio Tadini dated 1988. Through research, we have discovered this to be from a series of promotional images produced for Intercos, the European cosmetics manufacturing company, thus the lipstick so prominently featured in the print. Stylistically, this is a great example of the Pop Art Memphis Milano style of the 80s decade. Unframed, the print measures 26.5” x 37”. It has a punched edge on top where it was removed from a calendar style binding. It is on a thick rag paper. Plate signed. There are some minor creases to the print overall and a 1/2” border of slight discoloration where it was previously under matte. Please ask any and all questions prior to offer or purchase. Emilio Tadini (b. 1927 – d. 2002 Milan, Italy) is considered one of the most original personalities of Italy’s post- World War II cultural landscape. A Poet, novelist, essayist, art critic, journalist and painter, he is, in the words of friend and contemporary Umberto Eco, “A write