Angeli Franco

Franco Angeli (Rome, 1935–1988) is one of the most significant figures of the Piazza del Popolo School and post-war Italian art. His works—dominated by archetypal symbols, eagles, dollar signs, and fragments of history—explore power, collective memory, and mass culture through a visual language of extraordinary evocative power.

Discover the selection of original works, screen prints, and artist multiples by Franco Angeli available on Venderequadri, curated for collectors and enthusiasts of twentieth-century Italian art.