Visconti Vertigo Orange - Fountain Pen Fill_Converter which is said to transmit

which is said to transmit the key of knowledge and of beauty

The Skeleton technique has been developed over the years since then

One of Visconti's greatest areas of expertise is the filigree cut-out technique (also called skeleton) that it first launched with the Uffizi LE back in 1993

Visconti has re-imagined the colors

He was able to transfer this vision on his paintings with a masterful use of the colors

Visconti Vertigo Orange - Fountain Pen Fill_Converter which is said to transmitThe Visconti Vertigo features a specially manufactured cap and body with alternating reflective planes. These planes simulate a continuous shift in perspective similar to a vertigo. The Vertigo's body is made from marbled resins polished to a brilliant finish. The trim is palladium plated steel; and the magnetic closure is designed to keep the 8 alternating planes in line, ensuring a perfect capping every time. The Vertigo sports a stainless steel nib