Vitali, Massimo | Another Viaduct, Printed 2006 — available on Composition Gallery
From the rare limited edition of 120; Published by Brancolini Grimaldi Arte Contemporanea; Offset lithograph on 300gsm Consort Royal paper; Stamp signature on the verso
Massimo Vitali's Another Viaduct, printed in 2006, captures a serene and balanced composition of a seaside viaduct. This limited edition lithograph, published by Brancolini Grimaldi Arte Contemporanea, features a pink-toned, arched bridge spanning across a beach where people relax by the water’s edge. The soft colors and Vitali’s signature observational style bring a sense of calm and openness to the scene, as the bridge harmoniously coexists with the natural landscape. The image invites viewers to reflect on human interaction with infrastructure within leisure spaces, illustrating a peaceful intersection between architectural grandeur and everyday beach life.
Artwork Copyright © Massimo Vitali
Massimo Vitali (Italy, 1944) is a contemporary photographer renowned for his large-scale, vibrant beach and public space scenes. His works capture human interaction and collective behavior with a documentary aesthetic, exploring themes of leisure, isolation, and societal norms. Vitali’s compositions are celebrated for their detail and sociological insight.
Artwork Copyright © Massimo Vitali

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From the rare limited edition of 120; Published by Brancolini Grimaldi Arte Contemporanea; Offset lithograph on 300gsm Consort Royal paper; Stamp signature on the verso
Massimo Vitali's Another Viaduct, printed in 2006, captures a serene and balanced composition of a seaside viaduct. This limited edition lithograph, published by Brancolini Grimaldi Arte Contemporanea, features a pink-toned, arched bridge spanning across a beach where people relax by the water’s edge. The soft colors and Vitali’s signature observational style bring a sense of calm and openness to the scene, as the bridge harmoniously coexists with the natural landscape. The image invites viewers to reflect on human interaction with infrastructure within leisure spaces, illustrating a peaceful intersection between architectural grandeur and everyday beach life.
Artwork Copyright © Massimo Vitali
Massimo Vitali (Italy, 1944) is a contemporary photographer renowned for his large-scale, vibrant beach and public space scenes. His works capture human interaction and collective behavior with a documentary aesthetic, exploring themes of leisure, isolation, and societal norms. Vitali’s compositions are celebrated for their detail and sociological insight.
Artwork Copyright © Massimo Vitali
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Vitali, Massimo | Another Viaduct, Printed 2006 — available on Composition Gallery

Massimo Vitali

Another Viaduct, Printed 2006

71.1 x 91.4 cm

Est. 2005 — twenty years of collecting, online.