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ANTONIO DIEGO VOCI(1920–1985) Original Oil on Canvas – Signed
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An original oil painting from renowned Italian artist Antonio Diego Voci(1920-1985). Italian for theater, Taetro sees Voci depict pantomimes in his iconic figurative exposition. Symbolically, a Knight chess piece sits alone on a chessboard, perhaps representing a metaphor of the pantomime’s place in the theater. Signed by the artist, the painting comes housed in a gold gilt frame.
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