"A view of the Canale Grande, Venice charcoal drawings, Series I, Item 1"
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11 artworks by Maria Teresa Mulatti Garibaldi (Selection)
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Maria Teresa Mulatti Garibaldi’s Venetian scenes are displayed in galleries, offices and homes around[...]
Maria Teresa Mulatti Garibaldi’s Venetian scenes are displayed in galleries, offices and homes around the world. She is one of the small group of resident artists who are authorised by the Comune di Venezia to display and sell their work in the piazzas and campi of the city, which she has done since 1992 in Venice’ Campo San Geremia. Her charcoals, pastels, etchings and watercolours capture the atmosphere of Venice in a manner which has delighted many hundreds of visitors to Venice who have become patrons and purchasers of her work, many of whom return repeatedly, and some of whom have become friends. Through her new online gallery Maria Teresa maintains contact with current clients and can now reach lovers of Venice everywhere
"Scuola Grande di San Marco, Venice charcoal drawing, Series II, Item 4"
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"Campo dei Gesuiti, Original Venice charcoal drawing, Series IV, Item 6"
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"Bacino di San Marco, Original Venice charcoal drawing, Series II, Item 1"
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"Chiesa dei Gesuiti, Venice charcoal drawing, Series II, Item 5"
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"Ponte di Rialto, Original Venice charcoal drawings, Series I, Item 2"
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"Ponte dei Sospiri, Original Venice charcoal drawing, Series II, Item 2"
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"Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Miracoli, Venice charcoal drawing, Series II, Item 6"
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"Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, Original Venice charcoal drawing, Series I, Item 3"
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"Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, Original Venice charcoal drawing, Series II, Item 3"
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"Sottoportego de L'Abazia, Original Venice charcoal drawing, Series IV, Item 3"
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Biography
Maria Teresa was born in Santiago, Chile in 1958, to parents of Italian heritage.
From early childhood, she displayed a passion for artistic expression, and began to display her work as a serious artist at an early age, winning an award with honours at the 2nd Biennal of the University of Art a the Museum of Fine Arts in Santiago in 1981, for her skill in the use of the classic engraver's tool known as the burin.
In 1984, at the age of twenty-six, she received her degree in art from the Catholic University of Chile, specialising in sculpture.
Maria Teresa's first-hand experiences and training in the world of Italian art came in 1989, when she won a scholarship from the Chilean Italian Institute of Culture for a one year programme of study at the Fine Arts Academy of Brera, in Milan, to specialise in etching and serigraphy.
During a period of studying, travelling and creative work around this time, she arrived in Venice, which she eventually decided to make her home.
After studying the art of drawing in charcoal, and being instructed in watercolour painting by the wellknown Venetian watercolourist Alberto Balestra, she became one of a small group of professional artists authorised by the Comune di Venezia to sell their work in Venice' public spaces.
She can often be found, on days of good weather, attending her open-air galleria in Venice's Campo Geremia, gaining new admirers and patrons of her charcoals, pastels, etchings and watercolours from the flow of visitors through this public square near the Sta. Lucia train station.
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- Groups: Contemporary Italian Artists
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Maria Teresa Mulatti Garibaldi
Maria Teresa was born in Santiago, Chile in 1958, to parents of Italian heritage.
From early childhood, she displayed a passion for artistic expression, and began to display her work as a serious artist at an early age, winning an award with honours at the 2nd Biennal of the University of Art a the Museum of Fine Arts in Santiago in 1981, for her skill in the use of the classic engraver's tool known as the burin.
In 1984, at the age of twenty-six, she received her degree in art from the Catholic University of Chile, specialising in sculpture.
Maria Teresa's first-hand experiences and training in the world of Italian art came in 1989, when she won a scholarship from the Chilean Italian Institute of Culture for a one year programme of study at the Fine Arts Academy of Brera, in Milan, to specialise in etching and serigraphy.
During a period of studying, travelling and creative work around this time, she arrived in Venice, which she eventually decided to make her home.
After studying the art of drawing in charcoal, and being instructed in watercolour painting by the wellknown Venetian watercolourist Alberto Balestra, she became one of a small group of professional artists authorised by the Comune di Venezia to sell their work in Venice' public spaces.
She can often be found, on days of good weather, attending her open-air galleria in Venice's Campo Geremia, gaining new admirers and patrons of her charcoals, pastels, etchings and watercolours from the flow of visitors through this public square near the Sta. Lucia train station.
Added Jun 18, 2008
The intimate link between ambient surroundings and self-expression
"My purpose is to establish a link between the manner in which I express myself artistically and the world around me, responding to the reality of time and place without losing my artistic and professional identity. Art can be conceived and created anywhere, often expressing experiences in a particular setting where its creative essence is often motivated by the awareness and admiration of a simple gesture, a circumference, a line."
- Maria Teresa Mulatti Garibaldi
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Campo San Geremia
Galleria Garibaldi Venetian art - charcoals, pastels, etchings and watercolours - displayed and sold in Venice' Campo San Geremia
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Photos from Maria Teresa's 2006 Retrospective at the Galleria Crypta
Entrance to the Galleria Crypta
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Reviews and comments
Cara Maria Teresa :
sono stata tua compagna all'Universitá Cattolica,forse realizzeró presto un
viaggio in Italia,e avrei piacere di contattatarti.
Tanti saluti,
Flavia Rebori
Teresa:
mi piacerebbe contattarti.
Salutoni
Flavia
Hola Maria Teresa, fui compañero tuyo en algunos cursos en la catolica. Me dió mucha alegría verte hace un tiempo en un programa de la tv en chile y a raíz de eso mi amigo y amigo tuyo, Milton Luzzi, quiere ubicarte. Si puedes enviar tu email o telefono sería genial, un abrazo y un beso para ti. Saludos cordiales.
Hello...
I was in venice a number of ocasions some 3-5 years ago now...
I remember buying some art from you... approx 8 pieces... i had them all framed last year and have displayed them in my hallway... i often thought some of the work could be made a lot bigger but that is really up to you the artist... anyway everbody thay visits my house say they are unusual and very much liked... I have had a busuiness leaflet from you when i bought them but never found you on the internet until now... I am very much excited about keeping up with what you are doing... i would like to buy some more work from you when i have some spare money... i hope to become a collector of your works and hopefully with your consent use some of your art work in a film i am producing... but we will see were that goes later... bu i am glad you have recognition for the work you do... all the best Reg Marchant.
Maria Teresa la mia artista preferita.
Complimenti alla pittrice i suoi quadri sono molto belli, ma la mia idea di pittura è completamente diversa.
Io sono una pittrice e mi piacerebbe poter mettere le foto dei miei lavori nella vostra galleria.
Grazie, Serena Rossi
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