Painting titled "S. AGNESE IN AGONE…" by Armando Moreschi, Original Artwork, Oil

S. AGNESE IN AGONE CON LA LUNA ROSSA (1972) Painting by Armando Moreschi

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Original Artwork Painting, Oil

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Original Artwork

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Dimensions Height 27.6in, Width 19.7in

ACRILIC DRIPPING ON CANVAS About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles Oil Paint consisting of pigments bound with linseed oil or carnations.[...]

Armando Moreschi

Italy

Was born in Rome, 1949 , where he lives and works. He is a self-taught painter. In 1967 he began painting acrylic relieves. He has exhibited his work at a number of[...]

Was born in Rome, 1949 , where he lives and works.

He is a self-taught painter.

In 1967 he began painting acrylic relieves.

He has exhibited his work at a number of shows with other artists in recent years.

He held a very successful first "personal exhibit" at "Galleria Charlton" in Rome in 1986.
One of his paintings was exhibited in 1996 at "XII Quadriennale di Roma" (Exhibition of contemporary art).

He ha also arranged other shows of his works, in the recent past, among which, is the one at the Gallery "Il Triangolo Verde".

He is listed in the historical archives of "Museo Nazionale d'Arte Moderna di Valle Giulia" in Rome, "Trevi Flash Art Museum" and "Museo delle Arti" in Palazzo Bandera, Busto Arsizio.

His work has been reviewed in various Italian newspapers and journals.

He won the " Bernini " Prize, and the "Art of Rome" Prize among others.

Since 2002 he takes part to the "Studi Aperti & Artisti Associati" group, which every year, opens artist's studios to the audience.

He recently attended the art course "Dallo scarabocchio al testo teatrale, un lungo percorso", directed by Giancarlino Benedetti Corcos, an eclectic roman artist, whom enriched him with new interests.

You can also visit his own web site to see some of his work:
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Or even contact him at his e-mail address: