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Special Fornasetti Plates for Valentines Day

Fornasetti 's work, Surrealism and neo-classical fusion, is undergoing a major revival, and plates in black, white and gold, representing the portraits of the enigmatic saucer eyes, alabaster skin of the 19th century beauty Lina Cavalieri, are a fascinating example of their work. Ideal gift for lovers of design or Dinner Guest Party who like to make a splash.

This translates roughly as variations on a theme, each piece of porcelain decorated with a picture of a beautiful 19th century woman, Lina Cavalieri that he had once seen in a magazine. Fornasetti was so obsessed by the image he has created over five hundred variations on her face. Others are simple representations, other individual characteristics and some are very surreal cast.

Piero Fornasetti was given a scholarship in 1930 to study painting in Milan Academy of Fine Arts, but was expelled in 1932. After that, Piero Fornasetti continued to paint in Milan and also dabbled in sculpture, crafts and home decor. Piero Fornasetti was influenced by Surrealism and pittura metaphysics, she developed a highly distinctive, eclectic style and informed by his enthusiasm for the great art of the past in Italy. In the design of the boat, Piero Fornasetti is not limited to the reasons Novecento was inspired by the neo-classicism, but added early Renaissance ornament and representational motifs embellish the directory textiles, furniture, china plates, cups and similar objects. The work Piero Fornasetti showed at the 1933 Milan Triennale included painted silk scarves, which attracted the attention of designer Gio Ponti.

In the years following, Gio Ponti and Piero Fornasetti collaborated on numerous projects. In 1950, Gio Ponti and Piero Fornasetti designed the interior of the Casino of San Remo. In 1952, Ponti, Fornasetti created memorable interiors of the great ocean liner Andrea Doria. "To" Architettura "line of furniture designed by Gio Ponti, Piero Fornasetti created Ornamental architectural features. In 1951 Piero Fornasetti and Gio Ponti showed this furniture at the Milan Triennale. Piero Fornasetti also self-designed furniture, trompe l'oeil decorated with musical instruments and large soles. The woman's face, which used to decorate the "Tema e Variazioni" The series became Piero Fornasetti's signature motif. In 1970 Piero Fornasetti opened a shop in Milan, where followers of his playful, imaginative designs can still buy them.

This collection is only 36 models of 9-inch 24kt gold border is thin and a license in which the drawings were produced by Rosenthal in Germany. Last year we had thousands of emails buy Rosenthal Fornasetti Julia series which is no longer in production. now offers eTableTop the latest U.S. inventory, purchase as an exclusive offer for our customers. These items will be sold on a first come, first served ". If www.etabletop.com buy online

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