magic hands? Help with signature

I got this at a local thrift shop the other day. It peeked my interest so i bought it. I didnt notice right away but when i looked at it closer on the bottom left i noticed "A.I.C Torino" embossed/stamped on it. Then the title which might be "magic hands"? Maybe? Not too sure on the word after magic. Its edition number is 113/600 then the signature is after that. Does anyone know what the "A.I.C Torino" stands for? Also, who the artist is? If anyone has any info that would be great. Thanks!

 

if it's good.....put a new matt on it...post haste.

 

Here's another "Magic Hands" print marked A.I.C. Torino found on an on-line auction site. Apparently, it's from the Italian Celiac Association.

https://static1.squarespace.com/sta...3449e5abb/1476797361924/NovemberHECatalog.pdf

http://www.celiachia.it/home/HomePage.aspx

Debora

 

Unless I missed something, the logos don't match.

 

Debora which link is the print on? i clicked both links and the first one just took me to a vintage magician page. I didnt see the print on there and the second link took me to the registration page.

 

No, the logos don't match. But AiC seems to have used a number of different logos on their materials.

Debora

 

The first one. The vintage magician page is part of the November 11-12, 2016 auction catalog of Haversat & Ewing Galleries in Yardley, PA. Look for Lot 214 on page 51. It's a different poster but same title from AiC Torino.

Debora

 

So would this be considered a lithograph then? Or a poster? It appears to be embossed the logo does

 

I'm just not seeing it. The logo on the art piece is a pretty high quality logo... the celiac one, pretty ordinary.

 

Given it's numbered as a limited edition, likely to be a print.

Debora

 

You're right. Apologies, I posted some erroneous information. The Italian Celiac Association (AiC) is located in Genova so item is from another AiC.

Debora

 

Haha oh ok cause everytime i typed in that a.i.c i kept coming up with food related stuff! haha

 

Could the aic on my item stand for art institute of something?

 

If you were to list this for sale would you title it as "magician limited edition magic hands poster"? Or replace poster with "print"?