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Venice cm 100x150 oil on canvas by Antonio Tamburro. It is a tribute to Venice as seen by the master in a figurative key but with a very original abstract impact. An evocative and fascinating picture in this representation of contemporary figurative art.
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The work Venezia cm 100x150 acrylic and oil on canvas by Antonio Tamburro, is a tribute to Venice seen by the master in a figurative key but with a very original abstract impact. A canal, a gondola, cuts of light that stand out against a silver gray that reflects the canal. His signature is not missing: the touch of red always present in his works. An evocative and fascinating picture in this representation of contemporary figurative art.
The work Venezia cm 100x150 acrylic and oil on canvas by Antonio Tamburro, is a tribute to Venice seen by the master in a figurative key but with a very original abstract impact. A canal, a gondola, cuts of light that stand out against a silver gray that reflects the canal. His signature is not missing: the touch of red always present in his works. An evocative and fascinating picture in this representation of contemporary figurative art.
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Data sheet
- Technique
- oil
- Support
- linen canvas
- Year
- 2021
- Dimensions (W x H) cm
- 100x150
Antonio Tamburro
The Italian painter Antonio Tamburro was born in Isernia in 1948. After the art school he attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples, with the master Giovanni Brancaccio, later in Rome, with the master Franco Gentilini. Tamburro, during his long career in contemporary art, can be considered a rebellious artist intolerant of traditional and strictly academic teachings. His spirit leads him to a painting of denunciation towards a consumerist society through moods that are sometimes melancholy, sometimes rich in irony. But color is the winning weapon of his artistic expression
The artist says: "The beginning of my pictorial career was very hard, I had no economic possibilities and I could not buy enough colors, so much so that I was forced to make them myself using the earth mixed with the oil used for the frying. Clearly it was not the best for a painter, considering that the paintings took months to dry ".
Today he is unquestionably considered by the public and contemporary art critic as one of the greatest masters of color. Infinito is the list of personal events that he carried out during his life both in Italy and abroad. Finally Rome, his adopted city, consecrates him among the great contemporaries with an anthology at Palazzo Venezia and a book published by Mondadori.