Numbered lithograph created by Emilio Dadini in the 1970s

Ø cm 70 h cm 50

Emilio Tadini was an internationally renowned Italian designer, known for his versatility and ability to range between different artistic disciplines, from ceramics to sculpture, from industrial design to interior architecture. Born in Milan in 1927 and passed away in 2002, Tadini left an indelible mark on the panorama of Italian and international design.

Tadini's production is vast and varied, characterized by extreme creative freedom and continuous experimentation with materials and shapes. His works are often characterized by a strong sculptural component, an attention to nature and a great sensitivity to detail.

Tadini often represented the human figure in his works, both realistically and through stylized and abstract forms.
Nature is another constant source of inspiration for the artist, who has often used natural elements such as earth, water and wood in his creations.
Simple and pure geometric shapes are another characteristic element of Tadini's style, who used them to create objects of great visual impact.