2 artistic naively painted paintings on old cutting boards by Francesco Conz

2 artistic naively painted paintings on old cutting boards by Francesco Conz

Price is for one --> Please report under 'remarks' after you click on the order button which one you want to buy or please leave a message when you want to buy them both. Oil on panel // signed on front and back // vintage: 70s // Francesco Conz (Cittadella, 1935 – Verona, 2010) Francesco Conz was a collector and publisher of Viennese Actionism , the Fluxus movement , and concrete, visual and sound poetry. He worked for the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpsons, and he was a window dresser in London in the department stores of the LIBERTY company on Regent Street . After his return to Italy, Francesco Conz opened a gallery in Venice in 1972 , where he exhibited Italian pop artists . In the same year he met Joe Jones, composer and Fluxus member, René Block and Günter Brus in Berlin ; the latter mediated the meeting with Hermann Nitsch . Conz closed his gallery in Venice and rented the Palazzo Baglioni in Asolo . He invited artists to do actions, happenings and other works directly in Asolo. In 1974 he traveled to New York with Günter Brus, Hermann and Beate Nitsch , where he met John Cage, George Maciunas , Jonas Mekas and other artists from the New York avant-garde scene. More info: http://archivioconz.com/about/ // Fair condition consistent with age and use (see photos) //

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  35,5 cm diameter x 2,5 cm deep (13,98 inches diameter x 0,98 inches deep)

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