Danese Milano Otto, L'oca (50x70) Silkscreen Art Prints

OTTO, L'OCA (50X70) SILKSCREEN ART PRINTS

OTTO, L'OCA (50X70) SILKSCREEN ART PRINTS

Designed by Enzo Mari, 1972

The iconic silkscreens from Enzo Mari’s “Serie della Natura” are reissued in the 50x70 cm format, perfect for smaller spaces.

Danese Milano Otto, L'oca (50x70) Silkscreen Art Prints

DESIGNER

Danese Milano Otto, L'oca (50x70) Silkscreen Art Prints

ENZO MARI

Enzo Mari is one of the masters of Italian Design. Novara 1932 - Milan 2020.

Has always lived in Milan where he first moved to train as an artist.

His work ranges from design to painting, from graphics to installation design. He has been both a university lecturer and a political activist.

His characteristic style with its minimal forms and consistent use of materials is considered fundamental to the history of Italian design and the development of its role on the world stage.

Mari worked with Danese Milano during a strong period of growth for the company and this allowed him to experiment with techniques, create installations, sculptures and products that became true milestones in the history of Italian design.

INFORMATION

PRODUCT TYPE

Print

Danese Milano Otto, L'oca (50x70) Silkscreen Art Prints

BRAND

Danese Milano

COLLECTION

Otto

DESIGNER

Enzo Mari 

DESIGN YEAR

2025

ICONIC

Iconic Serie della Natura reissued

FORMAT

Compact 50x70 centimeter format

Danese Milano Otto, L'oca (50x70) Silkscreen Art Prints

DIMENSIONS -  SMALL 

- Depth : 70 cm
- Height : 50 cm

SPACES

Perfect for smaller spaces

FORMS

Archetypal forms pure colors

TAGS

- Enzo Mari
- Art editions
- Silkscreen Art Prints

VISION

Poetic educational creative vision

FRAME

4 Colour screenprint on 200 gsm Dropjet paper, This print fits the Ireland frame.

DETAIL

Works like “Three, the Apple and the Pear,” “Four, the Panther,” and “Eight, the Goose” return to express the connection between art, nature, and imagination with clarity and evocative power. This edition pays tribute to Mari’s poetic and educational vision, where archetypal forms and pure colors continue to spark creativity and critical thought.

Danese Milano Otto, L'oca (50x70) Silkscreen Art Prints