The watercolored back
The page hold up to the light
Dancing Girl (Fragment of painted limestone from 1200 B.C. displayed in the Egyptian Museum of Turin, Italy)
Location: Gaudenzi, Giacinto
Artist:
Giacinto Gaudenzi
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Wow, what a cool process! I don't think I've ever seen that before, and I love the style of inking, too. Some pretty interesting Italian artists out there, with cool process. :) Thanks for the education! Congrats on a great page
Looks like he did the research to make each scene look more realistic and lively than it has ever been presented before on paper.
Nice piece!!
Masterful textures and expression!
Beautiful and unique piece! The artist, and the approach, is new to me. The inking reminds me of Serpieri and Sanjulian a bit
Fantastic piece! I love all the detail Gaudenze manages to put into every panel. And I love the inking! Congrats!
What an extraordinary inking job!! Meticulous work in each pannel!!
pretty much standard process to separate the b/w from color, since the printing process at that time was very different than what we have now and machines couldn't capture b/w and color at the same time... anyway, fantastic page!
eh, ma che spettacolo!