Poster 50x70 depicting the Lingotto of Turin. Iconic architectural structure designed by Giacomo Mattè Trucco with F. Cartesegna and V. Bonadè Bottino and considered one of the most important examples of modern architecture in Italy. The 1985 renovation is a project by Renzo Piano. Inspired by its facade, we transformed it into an illustration for our posters with pastel colors.
Product details: Dimensions 50x70 - frame not included Printed on white paper, with NR 60 eco-friendly high quality Latex technology and water-based colors. Packaged inside a cardboard tube
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