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pencil, ink and markers on tracing paper
30 x 42,5 cm
Preliminary table made by Magnus for the last page of the short story entitled "Exibition", published for the first time in Diva: Un certain regard by Glittering Images in 1987. Silent story of 4 pages scripted by Guidotti and Piselli among the most erotic ever made by the Bolognese master who chose to lend the two male characters the features of Hi-Meng Ching (protagonist of the 110 Pills) and of the European parliamentarian present in the episode of Necron "Massacre in the sleeping car". Magnus claimed to have experimented with typographic screen coloring for this story, so the work we present is the most faithful and complete to Magnus' final idea in which we can enjoy the incredible colors that made this story so iconic. Work published in the Glittering Images monograph on page 245 in 1997.
30 x 42,5 cm
Preliminary table made by Magnus for the last page of the short story entitled "Exibition", published for the first time in Diva: Un certain regard by Glittering Images in 1987. Silent story of 4 pages scripted by Guidotti and Piselli among the most erotic ever made by the Bolognese master who chose to lend the two male characters the features of Hi-Meng Ching (protagonist of the 110 Pills) and of the European parliamentarian present in the episode of Necron "Massacre in the sleeping car". Magnus claimed to have experimented with typographic screen coloring for this story, so the work we present is the most faithful and complete to Magnus' final idea in which we can enjoy the incredible colors that made this story so iconic. Work published in the Glittering Images monograph on page 245 in 1997.
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