Rettangoli equivalenti — Fine Art

Rettangoli equivalenti - 1965 shows rectangles drawn one after another in a steady row. The marks sit on a plain ground, each form matching the next in width. Antonio Calderara worked with ink and gouache in this way, laying down clear shapes with a steady hand.

This fine art print is ready to hang on arrival. The paper is matte, so the ink lines stay flat and do not shine under a lamp. A metal hanger sits on the back and goes straight onto a nail or screw. You do not need a separate frame to hang it.

It looks clear on a kitchen wall between the fridge and the window, where the morning light runs across the shapes. From the table you see the even space between the rectangles.