A manifesto created by Italian painter Giuseppe Riccobaldi del Bava in 1936, this work exemplifies the poster design practice for which the artist became renowned across twentieth-century Italy.
Riccobaldi del Bava worked extensively in travel, marketing, and industrial poster design, establishing himself as a significant figure in commercial and promotional art. His career spanned decades, culminating in his participation in the painting competition at the 1948 Summer Olympics, a recognition of his standing within the Italian art establishment.
About Giuseppe Riccobaldi del Bava
Born in 1887 and active through the mid-twentieth century, Riccobaldi del Bava built a career centred on functional design and public communication through the poster medium. His work reflected the modernizing visual culture of interwar and postwar Italy, where commercial design and fine art frequently intersected.
Details
- Creator: Giuseppe Riccobaldi del Bava
- Year: 1936
- Object type: Poster/manifesto
- Specialization: Travel, marketing, and industrial design
Frequently asked questions
Who was Giuseppe Riccobaldi del Bava?
An Italian painter (1887–1976) specializing in travel, marketing, and industrial posters. He represented Italy in the painting competition at the 1948 Summer Olympics.
What is notable about his work?
Riccobaldi del Bava is most recognized for his design of posters and manifestos for travel, marketing, and industrial purposes, contributing significantly to Italian commercial visual culture.