Serie A Superstars A4 Print
$14.42
Sillitoe Visual presents 'Serie A Superstars'.
In 1992 Channel 4 acquired the rights to broadcast Italy's Serie A after Paul Gascoigne's move to Lazio sparked interest in the UK. Although Gazza left for Rangers in 1995, Football Italia ran for a decade before ending in 2002, and introduced the nation to an endless stream of footballing superstars This piece captures 9 of the top players to play in Italy's top flight during the glory years. The print has been methodically researched and fine details replicated in vivid colour and would be a welcomed gift for anyone who spent Sunday afternoons in front of Channel 4.
This artwork was digitally created by Sillitoe Visual and is printed on Permajet Matt Plus 240 coated paper using original Canon inks. This combination produces a crisp print which is less susceptible to fading over time than using cheaper materials.
*Please note that this print is sold unframed*
The 9 players listed are Ronaldo (Inter), Totti (Roma), Batistuta (Fiorentina), Del Piero (Juventus), Crespo (Parma), Maldini (Milan), Baggio (Bologna), Veron (Lazio) and Montella (Sampdoria).
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