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€ 1.700 - 2.500
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At auction on Thursday 23 October 2025 at 11:00
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pencil, ink and watercolor on thin cardboard
16 x 19,5 cm
Original drawing made by Fellini in the early 1970s depicting the clown Pierino, one of the protagonists of the film "I clowns". This work was published in the volume "Federico Fellini: La mia Rimini" by Guaraldi Editore in 2003. The most immediate expression of Federico Fellini's extraordinary imagination has always been drawing, both during the preparation of his films and in those more intimate, carefree, and therefore joyful moments in which, having released all his creative energy, he immersed himself in the more relaxing and liberating ones that drawing suggested to him. << Perhaps I've already said that it's a way to begin to look the film in the face, to see what kind of person it is, the attempt to capture something, however tiny, bordering on insignificance, but which seems to me to still have something to do with the film, and subtly speaks to me of him. >> On the back is a pencil sketch depicting a woman and a self-portrait of Fellini. Signed.
16 x 19,5 cm
Original drawing made by Fellini in the early 1970s depicting the clown Pierino, one of the protagonists of the film "I clowns". This work was published in the volume "Federico Fellini: La mia Rimini" by Guaraldi Editore in 2003. The most immediate expression of Federico Fellini's extraordinary imagination has always been drawing, both during the preparation of his films and in those more intimate, carefree, and therefore joyful moments in which, having released all his creative energy, he immersed himself in the more relaxing and liberating ones that drawing suggested to him. << Perhaps I've already said that it's a way to begin to look the film in the face, to see what kind of person it is, the attempt to capture something, however tiny, bordering on insignificance, but which seems to me to still have something to do with the film, and subtly speaks to me of him. >> On the back is a pencil sketch depicting a woman and a self-portrait of Fellini. Signed.
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