Opera Poster

A Mano a Mano, Rino Gaetano

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Size 50x70 cm
50x70 cmda 120,00 €
100x70 cmda 199,00 €
35x50 cmda 99,00 €
A4 [21x30]da 60,00 €
Color Yellow
Yellow
Frame No Frame
No Frame
Black+ 49,00 €
White+ 49,00 €
Wood+ 49,00 €
120,00
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Free shipping · Italy & Europe · 5–7 days
Work description

A MANO A MANO TI ACCORGI CHE IL VENTO TI SOFFIA SUL VISO E TI RUBA UN SORRISO.

A Mano a Mano, Rino Gaetano


Okay, when you get down to it, what does it even take? We could just start pissing about from morning till night over all those silly little things that, until not long ago, used to make us laugh at other people. Things so stupid, so unbelievably stupid, that in the end they turn into these little Venus-like deserts that dissolve two milliseconds after you touch them. You wake up already twisted out of shape because, in the end, it's easier to see what you don't have than to notice what's right in front of your eyes — how gorgeous you look the moment you wake up, drool and all. Like that.

We could turn reason into a dictator and start waging wars like the ones we have today, with superballistic missiles that hit with unbelievable force and wipe everything out — the future above all, but memories too. The children.

And then you notice how reason, like every dictator in the end, launches the bombs and then runs off, or hides safely in some super-bunker stocked with ice-cold sparkling water and gorgeous naked people doing filthy things. Filthy things are so good — if everyone, once in a while, actually more often than that, did filthy things instead of wars, humanity would spend its whole life having sex from morning to night, instead of missiles and industrial overproduction at ridiculous temperatures, like 5 degrees Celsius hotter every year. I reckon cholesterol and triglyceride levels would drop too.

Instead, here's what I'd do: let's be partisans. Actually, no — let's be brigands. Exactly, brigands. A few years of proper brigandage, like. Full throttle, though.


Every Opera Poster is made by hand, just for you. There's no warehouse of finished pieces — each one is created only when you order it.

Every Opera Poster is a one-of-a-kind piece of art, signed, dated and embossed. With a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

Every Opera Poster is made in Naples, with love — plenty of it (assaje, as we say around here).

Available with a frame.

Technical Specifications
TechniqueLetterpress and Intaglio
PaperFedrigoni Acquerello White 390gsm
EditionLimited and numbered
SignatureAutograph
PunchingEmbossed UCN Seal
OriginMade in Naples
Shipping and packaging

Free shipping to Italy and throughout Europe. Delivery times: 5–7 business days from order confirmation.

Each Opera Poster is shipped in a rigid, tracked tube with double internal protection. For framed formats: double-layer packaging with reinforced corners.

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€120,00
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GRADUALLY
YOU REALIZE THAT THE WIND
IS BLOWING ON YOUR FACE
AND STEALING A SMILE FROM YOU.

rhino Gaetano //
Lifestyle
Opera Poster A mano a Mano, Rino Gaetano – Poster Artigianale Fatto a Mano a Napoli | United Colors of Naples
Specifications
Technique Letterpress + Intaglio
Paper Fedrigoni White 390gsm
Colors 2 special Pantones
Edition Limited, numbered
Signature Autograph
Origin Made in Naples
How it is made
01
Typographic Design
The text is composed and balanced by hand, seeking the right rhythm between voids and solids.
02
Letterpress printing
Letterpress inks on 390gr Fedrigoni paper. Each pass is unique: the pressure leaves its mark on the back too.
03
Signature and hallmarking
Each work is signed by the artist and embossed with the UCN dry seal.
04
Handcrafted PMMA Frame
You can add a handcrafted solid wood frame, with a moisture-resistant lining.
It's worth knowing

We are not a printing house. We are an artisan workshop in Naples where each work is born from a dialogue with the song, with the artist's history, with the meaning of those words for those who have experienced them.

Every piece that leaves our workshop is unique. Not for marketing, but by nature: letterpress printing is not a perfectly reproducible process. The mark remains.

— UCN Workshop, Spaccanapoli