
Nina Dolce Amore, Fabio Concato
Framing adds to the delivery time.
About this piece
Nina dolce amore, sii gentile e abbi coraggio.
Nina Dolce Amore, Fabio Concato — and a little bit gix, too.
Hello Nina! Welcome to this strange world of ours!
Someone — I think a lovely new aunt of yours, or maybe a friend of your mum and dad — asked me to make you a little welcome gift, something to hang up in your new room!
You'll be amazed, I know, at how wonderful — but also how difficult — this world can be! Discovery after discovery, tooth after tooth, word after word, and after all those small steps that will turn into beautiful walks, you'll find out it was really worth it!
And I really hope this little picture can give you the strength to be kind and to have plenty of courage, to face, fight for, and make the absolute most of your wonderful life that's just begun, day after day, with a simple look.
Nina, sweet love, you'll see — it's going to be wonderful!
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 details
| Technique | Letterpress + Intaglio |
| Paper | Fedrigoni Acquerello White 390gsm |
| Edition | Limited |
| Signature | Hand-signed |
| Hallmark | Embossed UCN seal |
| Origin | Made in Napoli |
Delivery and packaging
Free shipping in Italy and across Europe. Ships within 7–10 working days of your order (up to 13 with a frame or in 70x100 size), express delivery in 24/48 hours.
Each Opera Poster is shipped in a tracked rigid tube with double internal protection. For framed sizes: double-layer packaging with reinforced corners.
We're not a print shop. We're a craft workshop in Naples, where every piece is born from a dialogue with the song, with the artist's story, with what those words meant to the people who lived them.
Every piece that leaves our workshop is unique. Not as a marketing line, but by nature: letterpress is not a perfectly repeatable process. The mark stays.
— The UCN Workshop, Spaccanapoli