
GLI STRACCIATI / N°3 / FABRIZIO DE ANDRE
Work description
The N°3 of the de series 𝗚𝗹𝗶 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗰𝗰𝗶𝗮𝘁𝗶, it's FABRIZIO DE ANDRE'
And how could it be otherwise, September has just begun, and here is the new poster UNITED COLORS OF NAPLES
The Poster is 50x70 cm, already framed. Mixed media, silk-screen inks and photos and torn papers. Vermilion red base. .
Tattered n°3, FABRIZIO DE ANDRE'
The result is an artisanal poster work, worked by hand, with care, attention and technique. A tear, the torn paper.
Like an image that doesn't want to go away, like a song that always appears at random.
The work is present in two versions: with the phrase of immeasurable prayer or with the phrase fragile friend .
Technical specifications:
- 50x70 format
- Paper from the Fedrigoni paper mills, 390gr watercolor series
- intaglio inks, press and old mobile typographic characters
- Signed, dated and numbered by the author, hallmarked United Colors of Naples
- Handcrafted frame
- Shipping service such as paintings and works of art.
- Processing time 21 days / shipping follows.
The stracciati series is not subject to discounts and promotions.
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United Colors of Naples / Handmade Music Posters.
Specifiche tecniche
| Technique | Letterpress + Intaglio |
| Paper | Fedrigoni Acquerello White 390gsm |
| Edition | Limited and numbered |
| Signature | Autograph |
| Punching | UCN embossed seal |
| Origin | Made in Naples |
Delivery & 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.
Let customers speak for us
We are not a print shop. We are an artisan workshop in Naples where each work is born from a discussion about the song, the artist's history, and the meaning of those words for those who have experienced them.
Every piece that leaves our workshop is unique. Not for marketing purposes, but by nature: typography is not a perfectly reproducible process. The mark remains.
— UCN Workshop, Spaccanapoli