1937 Italian Carnival Poster - Viareggio Carnevale 1937 - Uberto Bonetti (1970's Re-Issue) ornate of historical significance

of historical significance

In very good condition with an obvious fold

Lake Como (aka Lake Lario) is the most spectacular of the region's three major lakes

The rampant xenophobia and anti-German immigrant sentiment within the United States at the time also caused many German-Americans to feel compelled to contribute to such campaigns as a way to prove their loyalty

1937 Italian Carnival Poster - Viareggio Carnevale 1937 - Uberto Bonetti (1970's Re-Issue) ornate of historical significanceDate: 1937 Size: 20 x 27 inches Artist: Uberto Bonetti About the Artist: Uberto Bonetti (Viareggio, 1909 1993) was a futurist painter, graphic artist and designer. Very young he began artistic studies in Lucca and then he studied architecture in Carrara. In 1931 Bonetti created the mascot for the famous Viareggio carnival, Burlamacco, still today a mask symbol of the town. A lot of important artists and personalities, such as Luigi Pirandello, Italo