Fulvio Bianconi, Glass bottle, 1955. Blown glass. Made by Venini & Co.
The Paduan artist Fulvio Bianconi joined the Venetian glassworks in about 1948 and was its most influential designer throughout the 1950s. His figures, sculptural vases and vessels decorated with abstract patterns, often inspired by modern art, brought Venini recognition at the Venice Biennale and Milan Triennale.
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