PAINTERS

NICOLA SIMBARI (1927-2012), ITALIAN PAINTER – one who paints boldly and in a state of excitement

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NICOLA SIMBARI – When I paint, I’m like a writer. I must have something to say.

NICOLA SIMBARI   1 / 4 – He was born in San Lucido, Calabria, Italy and this beautiful area greatly impacted his Mediterranean paintings: the blues of the ocean and sky, and the bright hues of the flowers. Though he was raised in Rome, where his father was an architect for the Vatican. At the age 13, he decided to study …

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Hard to believe that aren’t photographs

Hyperrealism is a genre of painting resembling a high-resolution photograph. Pictures created by hyper realist artists will not look different from a high resolution picture. The term is primarily applied to an independent art movement in the United States, that has developed since the early 1970s. Although art is meant to stress its detachment from the reality, hyperrealism erases this line, …

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EMANUELE DASCANIO, ITALIAN PAINTER – Hundreds hours drawing, using Renaissance Techniques

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MELANCHOLIC TENDERNESS IN PAINTING – JOE SORREN and his magical serenity of expression

JOE SORREN 1/3 – His brushstrokes are patient and fluid, but the pictures he loves are those of young people caught in instants of beauty. Unlike the majority of modern painters, he does not use computers, preferring a creative process that comes from the immediacy. He is one of the Pop Surrealism Californian leader. Looking at one of his paintings, …

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JOE SORREN, AMERICAN PAINTER – Caught in instants of beauty

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THE ARTIST WHO BROUGHT IN THE MODERN THE ART OF PAINTINGS

He is the artist who has revamped Italian painting (as well as Dante, his contemporary, is considered the father of the Italian language). His glory is given to works scattered in almost all of Italy, from Rome to Florence, Assisi and Rimini to Padua. His artistic imprint was so important as to influence the painting schools of the fourteenth century …

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GIOTTO DI BONDONE (1267/1337), ITALIAN PAINTER – The propensity to physical and psychological characterization of the characters

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PAINTING WITH SOUL AND WITH HEART

Their brushstrokes give you melancholy tenderness and magical serenity. There are times when – observing a painting – you realize that what made the artist is not just putting colors on the canvas, because you perceive that his creations have a soul and are full of endless attention to detail, tenderness colored that enchant those who are able to look …

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SHADES OF TENDERNESS

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