Valerio Adami was born in Bologna on March 17, 1935. He lives between Paris and Meina, on Lake Maggiore.

At the age of four he moved with his family to Milan during the war years where he made his first drawings that represent the ruins of houses devastated by bombing.

In the early 1960s he worked between London and Paris. Starting with a type of expressionist painting influenced by Bacon and later with a gestural painting, he returned to figuration following the echo and influence of American Pop Art; especially the artist Roy Lichtenstein.

The use of comics unites him with the research of the American painter but Adami goes further, starts from comics and grafted it onto a complex network of refined artistic references and symbols of high and popular culture.

Since his first solo exhibition in Milan in 1959 Valerio Adami has had numerous exhibitions around the world, and today his works are exhibited in many modern art museums as well as in private collections including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney (MCA), Uffizi Gallery in Florence.

Valerio Adami, No Title, 1964, color lithograph on paper 50×70 cm

Valerio Adami, No Title, 1964, color lithograph on paper 50×70 cm

Valerio Adami was born in Bologna on March 17, 1935. He lives between Paris and Meina, on Lake Maggiore.

At the age of four he moved with his family to Milan during the war years where he made his first drawings that represent the ruins of houses devastated by bombing.

In the early 1960s he worked between London and Paris. Starting with a type of expressionist painting influenced by Bacon and later with a gestural painting, he returned to figuration following the echo and influence of American Pop Art; especially the artist Roy Lichtenstein.

The use of comics unites him with the research of the American painter but Adami goes further, starts from comics and grafted it onto a complex network of refined artistic references and symbols of high and popular culture.

Since his first solo exhibition in Milan in 1959 Valerio Adami has had numerous exhibitions around the world, and today his works are exhibited in many modern art museums as well as in private collections including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney (MCA), Uffizi Gallery in Florence.

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Valerio Adami, No Title, 1964

Valerio Adami

No title, 1964

Color lithograph on paper

50 x 70 cm

Valerio Adami, La Feuille de vigne, 1983

Valerio Adami

La Feuille de vigne, 1983

Color lithograph on paper

91 x 66 cm

Valerio Adami, No Title, 1975

Valerio Adami

No Title, 1975

Color silk-screen on paper

100 x 66 cm

Valerio Adami, Il Bacio, 1964

Valerio Adami

Il Bacio, 1964

Color lithograph on paper

50 x 70 cm

Valerio Adami, No Title, 1964

Valerio Adami

“No Title”, 1964

Color lithograph on paper

50×70 cm

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