signature and date
at the back: signature, date and title; stamp Douane Centrale, Paris

The work is accompanied by the artist's authentication on photography

PROVENANCE:
Sianesi Gallery, Milan
Private collection, Milan

Music, who has been working in Paris for some time, seems to push two-dimensionality to the maximum in them, his Byzantine root as has been said several times, and which remains the spatial characteristic of all his work. But this flattened space would require long attention; the two dimensions are more apparent than real, as if the third acted only psychologically and poetically, and space tended to expand upwards rather than towards depth; certainly the perspective space is abolished, but the dimensions are not reduced; Music naturally and with great intuition masters the discoveries of modernity. (Roberto Tassi, Landscapes of Music, 1987)