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€ 3.000 - 4.500
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At auction on Friday 09 May 2025 at 14:30
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pencil and ink on thin cardboard
35 x 44 cm
Original comic art made by Serpieri for the first volume of Saria "The Three Keys", published on page 32 by the French publishing house Delcourt in 2012. The secret of three keys that open the doors to the afterlife, the adventure of a girl among the streets of a magical and futuristic Venice, hunted by the squads of a duke with the sinister features of Mussolini and followed by the gazes of a robotic and ruthless doge and a bloodthirsty angel: this is the story of Saria that came out for the first time in 2007 in France by the publisher Laffont with the title of "Les Enfers" and since then has indisputably marked one of the highest points of the artistic career of the Venetian master. Signed.
35 x 44 cm
Original comic art made by Serpieri for the first volume of Saria "The Three Keys", published on page 32 by the French publishing house Delcourt in 2012. The secret of three keys that open the doors to the afterlife, the adventure of a girl among the streets of a magical and futuristic Venice, hunted by the squads of a duke with the sinister features of Mussolini and followed by the gazes of a robotic and ruthless doge and a bloodthirsty angel: this is the story of Saria that came out for the first time in 2007 in France by the publisher Laffont with the title of "Les Enfers" and since then has indisputably marked one of the highest points of the artistic career of the Venetian master. Signed.
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