Painting titled "Dr. Roberto Tumbare…" by Christiana Visentin Gajoni, Original Artwork, Oil

Dr. Roberto Tumbarello (1990) Painting by Christiana Visentin Gajoni

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Original Artwork refers to any work that is considered authentic and not a copy or imitation of the original works of an artist. Original artwork can be any type of painting, sculpture, performance, or other media. There are many types of original media. Mixed media includes oil, acrylic, and watercolor paintings. For workshop paintings that bear evidence of master craftsmanship, this attribution must be further qualified. While they may be less valuable for different reasons, reproductions and copies have had a tremendous impact on our experience. They reach a greater audience than originals and act as a tonic against commodification. Original Artwork could also refer to the first work, which is always preceding all others. It could also refer to a prototype or a model from which other works can be made. Each work bears great similarities to the original.
Dimensions Height 23.6in, Width 1.6in
Categories Classicism

Roberto Tumbarello, professional journalist, is currently correspondent of the Press Service of the Council of Europe in Italy. Graduated in Law at the University of Palermo, he studied political science at Cesare Alfieri and philosophy at Sapienza. After graduating from classical high school, he began to collaborate assiduously with the "Giornale di Sicilia". Immediately after graduation he moved to Naples with the prospect of being hired at the ´Napoli Notte ´. In 1965 he moved to Rome to work on 'Tempo' and then on 'Messaggero'. In 1968 he was hired as a member of the Palazzi publishing group and assigned to the Roman editorial staff of 'Tempo Illustrated' and 'Giovani', where he became a professional. In 1970 he also worked at 'Radio Montecarlo' as correspondent of Italy for the French news program and the programs in Italian. In 1974 he became chief carbonist of 'Tuttoquotidiano', a new electronic composition newspaper born in Cagliari. Two years later he returned to Rome as head of political services and parliamentary reporter for the Sardinian daily. Meanwhile, in 1975, on the eve of the civil war in Lebanon, he was the first Western journalist to interview Yasser Arafat, then a feared terrorist. In 1977 he was entrusted with the direction of the Milanese weekly leisure time Friday, Saturday and Sunday. In 1978, with the advent of private televisions, even before commercial networks were born, together with his brother Carlo, a brilliant journalist, he created 'Il Satellite, a television production company that produces programs for 40 broadcasters scattered throughout Italy. In the same year he was hired by the weekly Gente which assigned him to the Quirinale with the task of following the President of the Republic in his travels. Thanks to the bond of esteem and affection with Sandro Pertini, he enjoys the trust and sympathy of many heads of state and of John Paul II. In 1985 he was hired as a special correspondent for the weekly 'Oggi' which also uses him as a vaticanist, with the task of following the Pope in all his travels abroad. Expert in Third World problems, he has often been special envoy to South East Asia, the Middle East, Africa and South America. In 1984 he raises a press campaign in favor of a Sinhalese young woman accused of adultery in the United Arab Emirates and saves her from stoning. For his continuous dedication to the defense of human rights and his absolute political independence, the following year he obtained collaboration with the Council of Europe. In 1996 he took over the direction of the 'Giornale di Napoli' and the afternoon edition, 'Ultimissime'. The circulation of both the first and second daily newspapers tripled in the first eight months of operation. In 1998 he founded the afternoon newspaper 'Napoli Sera'. In February 2000 he created a communication and political analysis company.

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Christiana Visentin Gajoni

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Christiana Visentin was born in Rome. Daughter of the actress Cristina Gajoni and the pianist-composer Alberto Visentin, she is also the granddaughter of the Milanese painter Adriano Gajoni. Very[...]

Christiana Visentin was born in Rome.

Daughter of the actress Cristina Gajoni and the pianist-composer Alberto Visentin, she is also the granddaughter of the Milanese painter Adriano Gajoni.

Very early on she attended the workshop of her grandfather, Adriano Gajoni, in Milan, which, after his death, was taken over by his students.

As a teenager, fascinated by her mother's vocation as an actress, she began training in dance and comedy. She studied classical music and piano at the same time like her father.

While a career in the entertainment world would have been the most obvious choice for her, she was an actress during her early years, it was drawing and painting that ultimately established themselves in her life as the most obvious path. .

Beginning her career as a young film actress, she moved to Paris to study drawing and painting, she attended Fine Arts at the Académie Montparnasse and has since devoted herself to her art as a painter.

His pictorial movement is called Magical Neorealism.

She initially specialized in the study of artistic genres, portrait, still life, drawing inspiration from Renaissance painters and their techniques which she studied for years, notably the practice of chiaroscuro, sfumato allowing the glaze to be brought to a high degree of refinement on its oil paintings.

Her attraction to great artists, particularly those on the stage, led to a series of paintings dedicated in particular to Michael Jackson.

She currently works in her workshop in Auvers-sur-Oise.