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Stained glass windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti.
Photograph by Richard Heeps. Stained glass windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti.
White framed photograph by Richard Heeps. Stained glass windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti.
Black framed photograph by Richard Heeps. Stained glass windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti.
Mounted photograph by Richard Heeps. Stained glass windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti.
White framed photograph by Richard Heeps. Stained glass windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti.
Black framed photograph held by the artist Richard Heeps. Stained glass windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti.
Two black framed photograph by Richard Heeps. On the left hand side a photograph of windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti. on the right hand side a series of 9 images within a photograph which chart the lighting on the Torre Velasca, Milan during the day and night.
In situ photograph by Richard Heeps. Stained glass windows on the interior of San Giovanni Bono Church, a concrete brutalist building in Milan by Italian architect Arrigo Arrighetti.

San Giovanni Stained Glass, Milan, 2019

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San Giovanni Stained Glass, brutalist architecture interior photograph from Richard Heeps series A Short History of Milan.

'A Short History of Milan' began in November 2018 for a special project featuring at the Affordable Art Fair Milan 2019 and the series is ongoing. There is a reoccurring linear, structural theme throughout the series, capturing the Milanese use of materials in design such as glass, metal, wood and stone. Richard has a strong connection to Northern Italy from printing his books in Verona, and visiting Milan many times to exhibit. The work here is a series he has been sketching ideas for for a while, and is his first body of Italian work, capturing the spirit of Milan. It sits alongside his street photography work capturing Hong Kong, Vietnam and New York, which depict the fingerprint of cities through colour, fabric and structure with distinct style.

This artwork is a limited edition gloss photographic print, dry-mounted to aluminium, presented in a museum board white window mount and a choice of black or white box frame made professionally in the UK. It is signed and numbered on reverse accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.