La Pera square format screen print by Enzo Mari - Danese Milano

La Pera square format screen print by Enzo Mari - Danese Milano

Designer: Enzo Mari
Brand: Danese Milano
Colors: Green, white
Material: Art Screen Printing Dropjet Paper 200gr
Dimensions: L 112 x W 112 cm

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La Pera (the pear in Italian) is a two-color screen print which is part of the Nature Series (Serie della Natura by Enzo Mari, 1963).
In total, the series includes six representations with motifs from nature: from the apple to the goose's head to the panther. Enzo Mari created these designs with the idea that they would be relevant both now and 300 years later. The choice of subject, the form and the technique used to represent it make it a timeless symbol.

This poster enlivens every room in the house, such as the office, and appeals to both adults and children. It is a wall decoration suitable for both home and office.

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Enzo Mari is one of the masters of Italian design. Novara 1932 - Milan 2020.
He has always lived in Milan where he first settled to train as an artist. His work ranges from design to painting, from graphics to installation design. He was both a university professor and a political activist.

His characteristic style, with its minimal forms and consistent use of materials, is considered fundamental to the history of Italian design and the development of its role on the world stage.
Mari worked with Danese Milano during a period of strong growth of the company, which allowed her to experiment with techniques, create installations, sculptures and products that became true milestones in the history of Italian design .

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The history of Danese Milano coincides exactly with the history of Italian design.
The important phases, the maturation and the different challenges that this company has faced show that the central role of ingenious design, the communicative power of objects, the quality of the materials from which they are made and the way in which they are distributed remain important. constant factors in a journey that, since 1957, has involved some of the biggest names in global design, art and architecture.
The needs and desires of man, as well as a deep respect for his intelligence, are the values ​​that have motivated the creativity and experimentation necessary for the development, not only of products, but also of the techniques and processes involved in maintaining the complex balance between culture, authorship and commerce.