Rivista by Duilio Cambellotti, 1937
A 1937 work by Italian artist Duilio Cambellotti, a versatile practitioner of applied arts, illustration, painting, sculpture and design.
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A 1937 work by Italian artist Duilio Cambellotti, a versatile practitioner of applied arts, illustration, painting, sculpture and design.
March 2024Rivista, created by Duilio Cambellotti in 1939, represents the Italian applied artist's continued engagement with design and illustration. The work reflects Cambellotti's versatile practice…
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