![Massimo Vitali's Marina di Massa, 1999, offset lithograph, beach scene with sunbathers on pebble shore and large building backdrop. Massimo Vitali's Marina di Massa, 1999, offset lithograph, beach scene with sunbathers on pebble shore and large building backdrop.](https://media.composition.gallery/artworkpic/Massimo-VITALI-Marina-di-Massa-Lithograph-available-for-sale-on-www1553808822_500x382.jpg)
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Medium: Offset Lithograph - Edition: 120 on Consort Royal 300gm paper; Signed with studio stamp and edition number on the reverse. // Marina di Massa by Massimo Vitali is a 1999 photograph presented as an offset lithograph, capturing a candid scene on an Italian beach. The composition reveals a sprawling seaside crowded with sunbathers and beachgoers, all scattered across a pebble-covered shore against the backdrop of a massive, nondescript building. Vitali’s work often explores themes of social behavior and human interaction in public spaces, with this piece providing a compelling snapshot of communal leisure. The seemingly ordinary setting juxtaposed with the architectural structure creates an atmosphere that feels both relaxed and subtly detached, encouraging viewers to consider the interplay between nature and man-made environments.
Marina di Massa, 1999
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Medium: Offset Lithograph - Edition: 120 on Consort Royal 300gm paper; Signed with studio stamp and edition number on the reverse. // Marina di Massa by Massimo Vitali is a 1999 photograph presented as an offset lithograph, capturing a candid scene on an Italian beach. The composition reveals a sprawling seaside crowded with sunbathers and beachgoers, all scattered across a pebble-covered shore against the backdrop of a massive, nondescript building. Vitali’s work often explores themes of social behavior and human interaction in public spaces, with this piece providing a compelling snapshot of communal leisure. The seemingly ordinary setting juxtaposed with the architectural structure creates an atmosphere that feels both relaxed and subtly detached, encouraging viewers to consider the interplay between nature and man-made environments.
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