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printed on Japanese paper
to keep the attention on the issue of climate change high
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“Now there was a man in Jerusalem whose name was Simeon
- bathtub: waste of drinking water
SALIOLA ANTONIO, L’angolo delle piante, 1981 sculture printed on Japanese paperPerfect impression printed in 125 copies. Perfect condition, wide margins. From the series of 5 engravings illustrating the novella by Giovanni Arpino The Wizard of the Gardens. Publisher Gian Alvise Salamon. Antonio Saliola (Bologna 1939 2024) was defined as the painter of gardens: gardens, interiors, libraries, and kitchens populate a meticulous and fairy tale like painting, nourished by memories of childhood spent in the countryside during the war.