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tempera on cel
35 x 25 cm
Original cel on a reproduced backdrop for Maurice Ravel's "Bolero", the main and most famous animated episode of "Allegro non troppo", a film produced and directed by Bruno Bozzetto in 1976. Also known as "The March of the Dinosaurs", the "Bolero" is the episode around which the entire film developed, the most complex from a technical point of view (it required two years of production) and the most loved by Bozzetto himself. The evolution of life begins from the liquid of a Coca-Cola abandoned by a spaceship, starting from a primordial broth the creatures evolve and, in true Darwinian style, try to eat each other, thus arriving at birds, snakes, dinosaurs, monkeys and humans. The scene presented by us is present at 9:32 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pgANtzO2G4).
35 x 25 cm
Original cel on a reproduced backdrop for Maurice Ravel's "Bolero", the main and most famous animated episode of "Allegro non troppo", a film produced and directed by Bruno Bozzetto in 1976. Also known as "The March of the Dinosaurs", the "Bolero" is the episode around which the entire film developed, the most complex from a technical point of view (it required two years of production) and the most loved by Bozzetto himself. The evolution of life begins from the liquid of a Coca-Cola abandoned by a spaceship, starting from a primordial broth the creatures evolve and, in true Darwinian style, try to eat each other, thus arriving at birds, snakes, dinosaurs, monkeys and humans. The scene presented by us is present at 9:32 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pgANtzO2G4).
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