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from Auction House Records.
Busto femminile di dorso (Female Bust from the Back)
Artwork images are copyright of the artist or assignee
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This biography from the Archives of AskART:
|  The son of Annie de Garrou, a potter, and Umberto Gnoli, art historian,
Domenico Gnoli became a painter, illustrator and designer. Much
of his work is abstraction and modernist. In 1950, he exhibited
drawings in Rome, and in 1951, he exhibited work in Brussels.
During that decade he worked in Italy, London and Paris both as a
designer for theatres and as a newspaper illustrator.
He lived in New York City from 1955 to 1962, working primarily as a
painter. It was a time when Pop Art was prevalent, and he focused
on making faithful reproductions of everday objects such as thread on
fabrics, and clothing including necties, shoes and sleeves.
Later in his career, he did a series of bronze sculptures.
Source:
Wikipedia
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