First critical study that distinguishes and analyses the work of the 2 Pomodoro brothers.

English edition: From the poetics of the sign to continous presence. Arnaldo and Giò Pomodoro, Luigi Maestri editore, Milano, 1962

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Fondazione Arnaldo Pomodoro. Milano. 2008

Arnaldo Pomodoro, Chalcography, Fabriano Rosaspina paper, 2002. 

23,5 × 18,5 cm (dimensions with frame: 35,5 x 32,8 cm)

Edition of 200 with Arabic numbers + artist's proofs.

Vigna Antoniniana Stamperia d'Arte 2RC, Rome

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Arnaldo Pomodoro, Etching. 

52 x 80 cm (dimensions without frame)

Edition of 30 with Arabic numbers + X with Roman numbers.

Printing house: Arte 3 di Alberto Serighelli, Milano

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Gigi is looking for his cap – where on earth did he go hunting for it? Where could it be? Let’s search for it with him!
Gigi opens the wardrobe, opens the suitcase, checks inside the icebox – there’s just about everything, even a shoe and an alarm clock! But not even a shadow of the cap. He searches, rummages around, and even finds a gigantic crab in the laundry basket! And finally, he realizes that the cap had been there all along…

Along with eight other texts, Gigi Looks for His Cap is part of the historic Libri del ’45 series, which Bruno Munari dedicated himself to after the birth of his son Alberto.
Books made with die-cuts, holes, and large, elegant illustrations that invite discovery and play, keeping everyone enchanted by the magic that paper can create.

This series – a timeless classic that in 2025 celebrates 80 years since its first edition – still retains its originality and aims to spark children’s curiosity, encouraging them to discover that there’s always something hidden inside something else, and to explore with wonder.
Many of these texts were inspired by the games and rituals Munari used to share with his son Alberto, which he later chose to capture on paper.

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Pendants made of tumbled bronze.

Refer to the legend image to select the desired Sign. 

This ornament is a tribute to the artistic partnership between Maestro Arnaldo Pomodoro and Ludovico Corrao, the creative mind behind the rebirth of Gibellina and the Orestiadi Foundation. The “Oreste's Chariot” is one of the stage machines created by Arnaldo Pomodoro for Emilio Isgrò's Orestea, which was staged on the ruins of Gibellina in 1983.

This chariot wheel carries with it the signs of an ideal alphabet of the Mediterranean, a dream of a sea of peace.

Handmade in Italy by Matteo Bonafede for Artensis and Fondazione Orestiadi.

The sale is limited to the single pendant. Other items such as lanyards, hooks or accessories are not included.

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La gioia delle rose e del cielo di Attilio Bertolucci, calcografie di Arnaldo Pomodoro, 1993

Livre de peintre

34,5 × 23 × 3 cm

4 aquatint chalcographies, etching (34 × 64 cm, 34 × 60,5 cm, 34 × 63 cm, 34 × 64 cm), printed cover in chalcography, Vigna Antoniniana Stamperia d'Arte, Rome

75 exemplars Arabic numerals + XXV Roman numerals + artist's proofs

Edizioni Proposte d'Arte Colophon, Belluno

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Text by Angela Vettese

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Fondazione Arnaldo Pomodoro. Milano. 2008

Catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition at the Foundation: "Arnaldo Pomodoro. A Una scrittura sconcertante" (10.04.2013 - 28.06.2013), curated by Flaminio Gualdoni.

Arnaldo Pomodoro’s work emerged, in the mid-1950s, at the center of the heated debate on art autre, fueled in Italy by the significant contribution of Francesco Arcangeli’s theories of a “new naturalism.” For some, this moment represented a point of arrival. For others, including the very young Pomodoro, it was a climate already showing signs of crisis and an urgent need to move beyond it—particularly in an anti-historical direction [...]

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Arnaldo Pomodoro, Chalcography, Fabriano Rosaspina paper, 2001. 

22,5 × 16,5 cm (dimensions with frame: 35,5 x 32,8 cm)

Edition of 200 with Arabic numbers + 40 artist's proofs.

Vigna Antoniniana Stamperia d'Arte 2RC, Rome

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Arnaldo Pomodoro, Etching and aquatint. 

80 x 60 c

Edition of 50 with Arabic numbers + XX with Roman numbers.

Printing house: Arte 3 di Alberto Serighelli, Milano

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A quirky animal seller presents us with a series of fanciful creatures with strange habits: a flamingo smoking a pipe, a slightly tipsy armadillo, a grumpy porcupine... but nothing satisfies his potential buyer, not even a centipede to take for a walk. Perhaps what he’s really looking for isn’t exactly a pet...

Along with eight other titles, Il venditore di animali is part of the historic Libri del '45 series that Bruno Munari created after the birth of his son Alberto. These books, made with die-cuts, holes, and large, elegant illustrations, invite a game of discovery and exploration, leaving everyone captivated by the magic that paper can create.

This series—a timeless classic that will celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2025 since its first edition—has retained its originality and aims to stimulate children's curiosity, showing them that inside something, there is always something else, encouraging them to explore with wonder. Many of these books were inspired by games and rituals that Munari played with his son Alberto, which he then chose to put on paper. For the joy of all children, and not just them.

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Pendants made of tumbled bronze and coated with enamel.

Refer to the legend image to select the desired Sign. 

This ornament is a tribute to the artistic partnership between Maestro Arnaldo Pomodoro and Ludovico Corrao, the creative mind behind the rebirth of Gibellina and the Orestiadi Foundation. The “Oreste's Chariot” is one of the stage machines created by Arnaldo Pomodoro for Emilio Isgrò's Orestea, which was staged on the ruins of Gibellina in 1983. This chariot wheel carries with it the signs of an ideal alphabet of the Mediterranean, a dream of a sea of peace.

Handmade in Italy by Matteo Bonafede for Artensis and Fondazione Orestiadi.

The sale is limited to the single charm. Other items such as lanyards, hooks or accessories are not included.

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Reproduction of Mimmo Paladino's drawing made for the Orestiadi Foundation of Gibellina. Mention of his "Salt Mountain," a scenography created for the play "The Bride of Messina" by Friedrich Schiller directed by Elio De Capitani, staged for the 1990 Orestiadi. The "Salt Mountain" dominates the Baglio, site of the Orestiadi Foundation. 

Limited edition production

Material: 90% modal 10% cashmere

Size: cm 130 x180 

Packaging: 30x30x5 cm

Made in Italy

Courtesy of Mimmo Paladino.

All rights reserved.

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The artist Fausto Gilberti takes us by the hand to discover the art of Jackson Pollock, a brilliant and restless painter. One who didn’t like standing still in front of the easel, with brushes and palette in hand, but who found his own unique way of painting: he dripped, splattered, and let the paint flow, roaming around the unrolled canvas with the energy and grace of a dancer.

In the same series, where the artist Gilberti tells us, with intelligence and a playful eye, the works of great figures in contemporary art, we find the stories of Yves Klein, Piero Manzoni, Marcel Duchamp, Lucio Fontana, Yayoi Kusama, and Banksy.

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Catalogue of the exhibition organised by the Fondazione Arnaldo Pomodoro and Milan’s Triennale to describe four “visionary projects” by the sculptor.

It contains texts by Arnaldo Pomodoro, Ada Masoero, Aldo Colonetti, Giulio Carlo Argan, Sam Hunter and Alberto Ferlenga, a poem by Aldo Nove and a conversation with Gillo Dorfles, a full set of photographs and documents.

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Arnaldo Pomodoro, Chalcography, Fabriano Rosaspina paper, 2002. 

23,5 × 18,5 cm (dimensions with frame: 35,5 x 32,8 cm)

Edition of 200 with Arabic numbers + artist's proofs.

Vigna Antoniniana Stamperia d'Arte 2RC, Rome

The print can be purchased with or without a frame by selecting one of the two options at checkout.
The framed piece can be collected exclusively in-store at Via Vigevano 3, Milan. Shipping is not available.

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Arnaldo Pomodoro, Etching. 

42 x 68 cm (dimensions without frame)

Edition of 30 with Arabic numbers + X with Roman numbers.

Printing house: Arte 3 di Alberto Serighelli, Milano

The print can be purchased with or without a frame by selecting one of the two options at checkout.
The framed piece can be collected exclusively in-store at Via Vigevano 3, Milan. Shipping is not available.

Please note: limited availability.
Before purchasing, please request images of the framed specimen available by writing to ordini@fondazionearnaldopomodoro.it.

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The green magician, the friendly Alfonso, disappears and reappears in trunks and boxes, changes his outfit, and lets us catch glimpses of his tools of the trade while we chase him through the pages. But every time, he's faster than us and... where could he have gone? Until, in a mysterious trunk, there he is playing his violin!

Along with eight other texts, Il prestigiatore verde is part of the historic series I libri del '45, to which Bruno Munari dedicated himself after the birth of his son, Alberto. Books made of die-cuts, holes, and large, elegant drawings that invite a game of discoveries and explorations, leaving everyone hanging on the magic that paper can create.

This series – a timeless classic that in 2025 celebrates its 80th anniversary since the first edition – maintains its originality and aims to stimulate children's curiosity, helping them discover that inside something, there’s always something else, encouraging them to explore with wonder. Many of these texts were inspired by games and rituals that Munari shared with his son, Alberto, which he then chose to put on paper. For the joy of all children, and not just them.

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Pendants made of silver and coated with enamel.

Refer to the legend image to select the desired Sign. 

This ornament is a tribute to the artistic partnership between Maestro Arnaldo Pomodoro and Ludovico Corrao, the creative mind behind the rebirth of Gibellina and the Orestiadi Foundation. The “Oreste's Chariot” is one of the stage machines created by Arnaldo Pomodoro for Emilio Isgrò's Orestea, which was staged on the ruins of Gibellina in 1983. This chariot wheel carries with it the signs of an ideal alphabet of the Mediterranean, a dream of a sea of peace.

Handmade in Italy by Matteo Bonafede for Artensis and Fondazione Orestiadi.

The sale is limited to the single charm. Other items such as lanyards, hooks or accessories are not included.

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"Sette frammenti" da "L'arte dell'uomo primordiale" di Emilio Villa, 2004

Livre de peintre

30,5 × 63,5 × 4 cm

Dry embossed cover, seven embossed chalcographies with lead and copper foil (30 × 63 cm), Vigna Antoniniana Stamperia d'Arte, Roma

100 exemplars Arabic numerals + XXX Roman numerals

Edizioni Cento Amici del Libro, Milano

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Reproduction of Mimmo Paladino's drawing made for the Orestiadi Foundation of Gibellina. Mention of his "Salt Mountain," a scenography created for the play "The Bride of Messina" by Friedrich Schiller directed by Elio De Capitani, staged for the 1990 Orestiadi. The "Salt Mountain" dominates the Baglio, site of the Orestiadi Foundation. 

Tray made from recyclable and sustainable materials. Printed with water-based, stain-resistant ink. Able to withstand normal and industrial dishwasher washes at temperatures up to 95°C. Can be used in freezers down to -20°C. Certified C141649, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 28000 and SMETA member. 

Can be disposed of as combustible waste. 

Certified for contact with food.

Material: Eco compatible birch veneer

Size: 43x33 cm

Packaging: sleeve

Handmade in Sweden on the island of Öland

Limited edition production.

Courtesy of Mimmo Paladino.

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