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Libero Vitali was born in Venice, in 1928, into a family of glass artisans; in 1947 he moved to Milan but continued to attend the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, albeit occasionally; after various work experiences (however linked in one way or another to the artistic field) in 1958 he approached the problems of advertising graphics; in 1962 he took part in a collective exhibition in Paris at the "Espace Gallery", where he met Marc Ghagall for the first time; in 1963 he created sketches for posters and won first prize in the "European Poster Competition"; in 1964 he held his first Milanese exhibitions at the Accademia and Lux ​​Pilastro galleries; the following year he was in London, where he held a solo exhibition at "The Lincoln Gallery" and took part in a collective exhibition at the "O'Hanna Gallery"; in 1965 he exhibited at the Amel gallery in New York; in 1969, in Rome, he met Repaci, Pasolini, Volpini, Blasetti and Zampa and began studying plastic materials to address the phenomenology of costume in a "total" way; the following year, again in Rome, he held an exhibition on cinema themes at Palazzo Sciarra and in 1971 he exhibited paintings and sculptures at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni; in 1974, in Paris, he presented a solo show at the Mouffe Gallery; in 1976 he executed a large painting on the themes of accidents which was presented at L'Umanitaria in Milan and then destined for the Chamber of Labor in Naples; in 1978 Paolo Levi presented an exhibition of his paintings and glass sculptures at the Milanese gallery "Il Castello". Read the full biography

Libero Vitali was born in Venice, in 1928, into a family of glass artisans; in 1947 he moved to Milan but continued to attend the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, albeit occasionally; after various work experiences (however linked in one way or another to the artistic field) in 1958 he approached the problems of advertising graphics; in 1962 he took part in a collective exhibition in Paris at the "Espace Gallery", where he met Marc Ghagall for the first time; in 1963 he created sketches for posters and won first prize in the "European Poster Competition"; in 1964 he held his first Milanese exhibitions at the Accademia and Lux ​​Pilastro galleries; the following year he was in London, where he held a solo exhibition at "The Lincoln Gallery" and took part in a collective exhibition at the "O'Hanna Gallery"; in 1965 he exhibited at the Amel gallery in New York; in 1969, in Rome, he met Repaci, Pasolini, Volpini, Blasetti and Zampa and began studying plastic materials to address the phenomenology of costume in a "total" way; the following year, again in Rome, he held an exhibition on cinema themes at Palazzo Sciarra and in 1971 he exhibited paintings and sculptures at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni; in 1974, in Paris, he presented a solo show at the Mouffe Gallery; in 1976 he executed a large painting on the themes of accidents which was presented at L'Umanitaria in Milan and then destined for the Chamber of Labor in Naples; in 1978 Paolo Levi presented an exhibition of his paintings and glass sculptures at the Milanese gallery "Il Castello".