Pair of rings, Mastroianni, 1970s

One ring of circular shape, size M^1/2, and one elongated, size O, both signed Mastroianni.

Each stamped 750 for 18 carat gold. Each signed Mastroianni. Scratches and tarnish to metal consistent with wear. In good condition.
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Umberto Mastroianni (Fontana Liri 21^st September 1910 - Marino, 25th February 1998)

After studying in Rome at the Academy of San Marcello, Mastroianni later moved to Turin under the guidance of Michele Guerrisi and Luigi Spazzapan to follow his passion for abstract sculpture. Since 1957 Mastroianni emerged as the sculptor Cubism had been lacking, of particular importance are monuments in bronze and steel dedicated to the Second World War Resistance period. During his long career his works have been exhibited and received numerous awards in Paris, New York and Tokyo and are now on public view at The National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome.