Antonio Barrera Art
Antonio Barrera was one of Pietro Gaudenzi's pupils and, in 1925, he exhibited his first works at the Society of Fine Arts Amateurs of Rome. Since 1917, he participated in all the exhibitions held in Rome, Venice, Milan, Naples, Barcelona, Madrid, Baltimore, Paris, etc. Some of his works can be found in the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome, the Civic Museum of Ancient Art, Turin, the National Museum of Fine Arts, Malta, and in important private collections. He painted portraits of the sovereigns for the Senate Presidency Council Room. In 1929, in Barcelona, he obtained the honorary medal. His current artistic trend and the modernity of his works were focused on a particular architectural and design sense, in which his acute pictorial sensitivity is controlled.
Mid-20th Century Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Paper, Ink
Early 1900s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Canvas, Oil
Early 1900s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Canvas, Oil
2010s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Canvas, Oil
1950s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Canvas, Oil
1920s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Oil, Canvas
1920s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Oil, Canvas
1940s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Canvas, Oil
2010s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Paper, Ink
2010s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Canvas, Oil
1910s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Oil, Canvas
Mid-20th Century American Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Oil, Canvas
Early 2000s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Paper, Ink
1930s American Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Canvas, Oil
2010s Modern Antonio Barrera Art
Canvas, Oil