Original Italian MCM Modernist Signed Abstract Lithograph Marino Marini, 1969 Redo The vase being wheel-engraved to

The vase being wheel-engraved to expose canary yellow background overlaid with mauve-colored flowers

The lidded jar of ovoid form decorated in brightly colored enamels depicting Imperial courtiers

An early example of a "Black Ship" bowl decorated with Dutch figures in late 18th century dress

A near identical vessel is on display in the Louvre's collection and can be seen online through the museum's website

Original Italian MCM Modernist Signed Abstract Lithograph Marino Marini, 1969 Redo The vase being wheel-engraved toA color abstract geometric composition titled "From Color to Form" IV, executed in 1969, by the celebrated Italian artist Marino Marini (1901 1980). Marini was mainly a sculptor, he studied in Florence, until 1940 he was professor of art at the Scuola dArte di Villa Reale near Milan, he was a friend and contemporary of Jean Arp, Max Beckmann, Alexander Calder, Giorgio de Chirico and Alberto Giacometti. He participated in the "20th Century Italian Art"