Livres anciens et modernes
BOCCASILE, Gino (Bari 1901 - Milano 1952)
Olio Radino
Milano, Fiorin, s.d. ma 1950, , 1950
950,00 €
Pregliasco Libreria Antiquaria
(Torino, Italie)
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Boccasile conosciuto per le vivaci copertine che tra il 1937 e il 1938 disegnò per il periodico illustrato Le grandi firme sulle quali capeggiava la figura femminile dai fianchi alti e dalle gambe lunghissime, che fu chiamata appunto la signorina Grandi Firme, fu anche illustratore di libri e autore di manifesti per la propaganda fascista e dal 1947 si dedicherà ai cartelloni pubblicitari dal Formaggino Mio alla Lama Bolzano, dall'Amaro Ramazzotti alle moto Bianchi, e poi ancora il dentifricio Chlorodont, le calzature Zenith, la Riunione Adriatica di Sicurtà, lo Yoghurt Yomo, i profumi Paglieri, lo shampoo Tricofilina. Muore a Milano il 10 maggio 1952, per un attacco di pleurite, mentre sta illustrando Il Decamerone del Boccaccio
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Original offset poster (cm 140x100) well preserved. The image depicts a rubicund woman joyfully pouring Radino oil on a salad 'From fine olives, pure and exquisite Radino oil'. Radino oil is still produced today and Boccasile's design adorns the labels of oil bottles produced by this brand. In the 1950s, the Radino brothers opened a series of shops in Milan. Within a few years, the number of 'Olio Radino' shops grew to fifteen located on the city's main streets. The brand name designed by Gino Boccasile together with the high quality of the products brought the company success.
Gino Boccasile (1901-1952) was an Italian illustrator. He produced posters, illustrated fashion magazines, and gained fame for his sensuous renderings of the female form. A supporter of Benito Mussolini, Boccasile produced propaganda material for his government. After the war, Boccasile was imprisoned and tried for collaborating with the fascists. In 1946, after changing his style, Boccasile was back at work. He set up his own agency in Milan where he created memorable posters for Paglieri cosmetics, Chlorodont toothpaste, Iperchina liquors, and Zenith footwear... He died in Milan, from bronchitis and pleurisy, in 1952.