Litografia Bulla

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Litografia Bulla

Based in the historical heart of Rome, Litografia Bulla is the world's oldest artist lithography Litografia R.

Bulla is the oldest- surviving artists’ lithography studio in the world. First founded at 18 Rue Saint Jaques in Paris in 1818 by Francois Bulla, the studio eventually settled at 2 Via del Vanttaggio, Rome in 1840 , and has been an important part of the city’s artistic community ever since.

08/02/2026

Elisabetta Benassi
Grana fine
Archival pigment print on Awagami Kozo Thin Japanese paper 70 gsm and bronze
Editions of 5 + IV each

Arte Fiera 2026 _ Multiples Section _ curated by

07/02/2026

Elisabeta Benassi
Grana fine
Archival pigment prints on Awagami Kozo Thin Japanese paper 70 gsm and bronze

Edition of 5 + IV each
57 x 74.5 cm framed

To create Grana fine, Elisabetta Benassi closely observed the preparation process of lithographic stones. Once a printing cycle is completed, the existing image is erased so the stone can be reused. This procedure—built on repetitive gestures—relies on water and natural pumice rubbed across the lithographic surface: a motion that, while cancelling the previous drawing, generates new marks and geometric patterns. Ten fine-art pigment prints on Awagami Kozo Thin Japanese paper presented together with a bronze element cast from fragments of pumice stone—objects that, through use, unintentionally record a form shaped by function.

06/02/2026

Elisabetta Benassi
Grana fine
Archival pigment print on Awagami Kozo Thin Japanese paper 70 gsm and bronze
Edition of 5 + IV

To create Fine Grain (Grana Fine), Elisabetta Benassi closely observed the preparation process of lithographic stones. Once a printing cycle is completed, the existing image is erased so the stone can be reused. This procedure—built on repetitive gestures—relies on water and natural pumice rubbed across the lithographic surface: a motion that, while cancelling the previous drawing, generates new marks and geometric patterns. Ten fine-art pigment prints on Awagami Kozo Thin Japanese paper presented together with a bronze element cast from fragments of pumice stone—objects that, through use, unintentionally record a form shaped by function.

08/11/2025

Backstage of the latest woodcut editions by

Printed by hand on Japanese Gifu-Shoji paper in a limited edition of 11 + III each

Text by
Photos by

07/10/2025

*Last days to visit the latest woodcut editions by

Printed by hand on Japanese Gifu-Shoji paper in a limited edition of 11 + III each

Text by
Photo by Luis Do Rosario

10/06/2025

On view now Giorgio Andreotta Caló
text by Maria Vittoria Pinotti

As a seventeenth chapter of Passaggi we are pleased to present the latest woodcut editions by

Printed by hand on Japanese Gifu-Shoji paper in a limited edition of 11 + III

photo by Luis Do Rosario

Open by appointment until September 27th
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18/03/2025

To my student

Paolo Canevari with the works tattooed on his arm of Federico Arani, Enrica Arbia, Marco Ceccarelli, Giulia Crivellaro, Ginevra Collini, Giorgia Errera, Vito Gara, Andrea Lo Giudice, Alessandro Matera, Andrea Mauti, William Pilé, Stella Rochetich, Ariell Zéphir

The performance, which took place only on the evening of March 4th at Litografia Bulla, was born from a project by Federico Arani, Enrica Arbia, Marco Ceccarelli, Giulia Crivellaro, Ginevra Collini, Giorgia Errera, Vito Gara, Andrea Lo Giudice, Alessandro Matera, Andrea Mauti, William Pilé, Stella Rochetich, Ariell Zéphir, with Paolo Canevari.

Project curated by Irene Angenica and Giulia Gaibisso

📸 by Marta Scagliusi

18/03/2025

To my student, 2025
Crayon and liquid ink on stone
70 x 50 cm
Printed on natural white Pescia paper, 300 gsm
Edition of 50

To my student, printed by hand with an Eugene Brisset litho-press, is an original drawing on stone by:

Paolo Canevari, Federico Arani, Enrica Arbia, Marco Ceccarelli, Giulia Crivellaro, Ginevra Collini, Giorgia Errera, Vito Gara, Andrea Lo Giudice, Alessandro Matera, Andrea Mauti, William Pilé, Stella Rochetich, Ariell Zéphir

Project curated by Irene Angenica and Giulia Gaibisso.

The print was presented on March 4th during the performance To my student, in which Paolo Canevari showed his arm tattooed with the works of the artists involved in this project.

📸 by Marta Scagliusi

09/02/2025

Last day of ArteFiera - 🪇Hall 26 Stand A26 🪇

08/02/2025

Artefiera day 3! Come find us 📍Hall 26 booth A26📍

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Via Del Vantaggio, 2
Rome
00186

Telefono

+39063611622

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http://www.litografiabulla.com/

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