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La femme en rouge160 Vito Campanella

The assigning of symbolic meanings to colors is probably as old as symbolism itself. <br>In fact, words are well adapted for description and the arousing of emotion, but for many kinds of precise thought other symbols are much better. (John B. S. Haldane)

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La femme en rouge160 Vito Campanella

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  1. 160 La femme en rouge

  2. Retrato de Dama

  3. Vito Campanella Vito Campanella is an Argentine painter of Italian origin born in Monopoli, Bari on October 17, 1932. Before he became based in Buenos Aires in 1955, Campanella studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Brera in Milan and in cultural centers of important European artists. Campanella is considered one of the most prominent surrealist artists worldwide. Vito has had numerous solo and group exhibitions and his works are shown in major museums and private collections. He is also consistently distinguished with awards on occasions of participating in international exhibitions. Critics call Campanella surreal, but he does not stop to analyse the accuracy of such relief classification. "I have restricted myself to paint, painting relentlessly. I started in any case to remain an impressionist, and even to go through what was later called pop art. "My painting has always been influenced by the Renaissance, perhaps because I was born in Bari, Italy. I made my whole career in Argentina, but undoubtedly the climate of Italian cities was decisive in my painting. Maybe that's why the critics see the same place that is surreal to me, and also note the climate of Renaissance in my work. "

  4. Sonatina

  5. Transparencias metafisicas Vestal surrealista

  6. Retrato metafísico renacentista (1995)

  7. Sin titulo

  8. El consejo metafisico

  9. La vendedora de ilusión 2000

  10. Dialogo metafizico

  11. El Amor de Clown

  12. Reina y Alfil

  13. El reposo de la reina

  14. Ajedrez metafísico

  15. Composição surreal

  16. Desnudo con mascara El tiempo del reencontro

  17. Concertino rinascentista 1972

  18. Canasto con frutas Creacion Onírica

  19. Oracao Figura de perfil

  20. Atelier de mi maestro Frutas y caballetes

  21. El musico (fragment)

  22. La caricia Composición two 2000

  23. Composición two 2000 (fragment)

  24. Fantasia erótica Evocaciónes Melpomene

  25. A flor de piel

  26. El valle del porvenir

  27. Maternidad renacentista

  28. Frutas tridimensionales

  29. La reina

  30. La reina (detail)

  31. La rosa blanca La gema 1973

  32. Madre cósmica Metamorfosis

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