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Museus de Sitges highlights Gianni Bertini’s ‘Ruïnes de Tebes’

Museus de Sitges highlights Gianni Bertini’s ‘Ruïnes de Tebes’ Image: Sala 1 de la Fundació Stämpfli. Museus de Sitges, Sitges

Museus de Sitges has highlighted ‘Ruïnes de Tebes’, a work by the Italian artist Gianni Bertini held in the collection of the Fundació Stämpfli. The notice identifies the painting as a 2004–05 work made using the mec-art technique and measuring 190 by 120 centimetres.

The post also marked Bertini’s birth anniversary, identifying the artist as born in Pisa, Italy, in 1922. It records his death in Caen, France, in 2010.

‘Ruïnes de Tebes’ is presented in the notice as part of the Fundació Stämpfli collection. No information was provided about a new acquisition, loan, exhibition or public programme associated with the work.

The announcement was issued through Museus de Sitges, the museum organization based in Sitges, Spain. Its focus is limited to Bertini’s biographical dates and the collection record for the work.

The reference to mec-art places the work within the technical description supplied by the institution. The notice does not provide further details about the composition, its subject matter or the circumstances of its production. ‘Ruïnes de Tebes’ is dated 2004–05 and remains identified as part of the Fundació Stämpfli collection.

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