Federico Cortese

2 Saucemere Drive NG24 4HR Newark Nottinghamshire

2017

"The End Is The Beginning" is part of my captivating circle series. As an artist, I draw immense inspiration from circles, which serve as a powerful symbol of the ever-changing cycle...

"Promises To Keep" is a piece of art from my circle series, which draws inspiration from the powerful symbolism of circular forms. The circular shape represents the endlessly changin...

This bird's eye view of a small portion of the Texas countryside reveals the patchwork of different fields and crops. Roads and waterways go straight or wander where they want. The...

When someone mentions “different dimensions,â€

When someone mentions “different dimensions,â€

landscape oil on canvas 70x100 cm 2018 :: Painting :: Abstract :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity signed by the artist :: Ready to Hang: Yes :: Sig...

"Over There" is a modern, abstract art line painting by Maestro Plamen Bonev, The painting is unframed. “The impressions of Plamen's paintings on the viewer is so mighty, mesmerizing, grand, that it paralyzes the imagination with its perfection. His paintings, colors bring emotion happiness, love and energy, represented by the vast creative power of his talent.” About Plamen Bonev Born in 1954 year in Sofia-city. 1979- graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts – Sofia, major “Scenography” (Stage Design) 1985 – Member of UBA /Union of the Artists in Bulgaria/, section “painting”. He works in the fields of painting, scenography, sculpture etc. He has participated in over 100 regional, national and international exhibits, workshops, campaigns and others with his painting (landscape art), scenography, drawings, plastic arts etc. He has designed the costumes, puppets and scenery, of the puppet and drama theater, for over 35 performances at home and abroad. Since 1991 he is a teacher of art/painting at the Summer Academy of Luxembourg. He is a winner of 10 awards for painting (landscape art) and 3 for scenography/decor art. His works are exhibited at the National Art Gallery, Sofia–city Art Gallery, many galleries in the country, Pushkin museum in Moscow, the galleries in Olsztyn and Reszel – Poland, the town-hall of Dudelange – Luxembourg, as well as well as owned by private collectors in the country and abroad – Switzerland, France, Germany, Russia, Japan, Greece, Argentina, Uruguay, Hungary, Luxembourg, Finland, Poland, Italy, Belgium, Romania, Czech Republic etc. Education: Master of Fine Arts from National Academy of Fine Art, Sofia in 1978, scenography. Events: “Paintings” awards: 1984 - award "Struma", 3rd place - Bulgaria 1985 - award "Struma", 1st place - Bulgaria - award "Labor Day Celebration", 1st place - Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria 1990 - award "Union of Artists" - Bulgaria - the major award "Struma" - Bulgaria 2000 - award "May 24", 1st place - Bulgaria 2002 - the major award "Struma" - Bulgaria 2004 - the major award "Struma" - Bulgaria 2012 -award of the town of Pleven - Bulgaria - award of the International Exhibit - Stara Zagora, Bulgaria - award "Struma", 1st place - Bulgaria 2014 - award "May 24", 1st place - Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Less Exhibitions: Personal exhibits: 1982 - UBA – Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria 1984 - UBA – Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria 1985 - “Shipka” 6 – Sofia, Bulgaria 1987 - UBA – Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria 1990 - “Svitzer” gallery – Luxembourg 1991 - casino 2000 - Luxembourg “Vandergeeten” gallery - Belgium 1993 - “Svitzer” gallery – Luxembourg puppet theater– Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria party club – Sofia, Bulgaria 1995 - “Zhanet” gallery – Plovdiv, Bulgaria “Rosita” gallery – Sofia, Bulgaria 1996 - “Sentimie” cultural center - Switzerland 1997 - “Dominik Lang” gallery – Luxembourg 1998 - “Lo-moaten” gallery - Switzerland “Picasso...

The canvas is a continuation of a series of works Confused Sky. The author introduces man into his landscapes. now there are signs of life. for the author it is a symbolic step and r...

Alberto Letamendi, is an artist from Ordizia (Basque Country) born in 1964. In his work, whether in painting or sculpture, he uses various techniques with a preference for natural ma...

Alberto Letamendi, is an artist from Ordizia (Basque Country) born in 1964. In his work, whether in painting or sculpture, he uses various techniques with a preference for natural ma...

Chase Langford has created a distinctive visual language that is grounded in the natural and built environment while embarking into uncharted territory. His impactful depictions reca...

Oil on canvas, signed back Bernard Damiano ne découvre sa ville natale, Coni, qu'en 1935, après neuf années d'émigration familiale avec son père Pietro (1895-1964), sa mère Rosa (née en 1897) et sa sœur Angela2, en Alsace, puis à Vallauris. En 1940, en même temps qu'il fait l'apprentissage du métier de taillage de la pierre dans l'atelier Revello à Coni, Bernard Damiano se lie, par des affinités artistiques et littéraires, d'une amitié durable avec le futur poète et linguiste Sergio Arneodo : plus tard, ils s'attacheront communément à la valorisation culturelle et spirituelle d'un village du Val Grana, Sancto-Lucio de Coumboscuro3. Trouvant un emploi de tailleur de pierre et de marbre à Tende (Alpes-Maritimes) en 1948 (c'est là qu'il rencontre son épouse Giselle2), puis d'ébéniste à Nice en 1951, il vit successivement à Nice, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Vallauris, puis de nouveau Nice où, dans un atelier situé dans un sous-sol de la rue Benoit Bunico4 dans le Vieux-Nice, il peint tout en étudiant les peintres de la Renaissance et les impressionnistes. Lors de sa première exposition personnelle (Nice 1958, suivie rapidement de participations à des salons), Bernard Damiano reçoit les encouragements du peintre niçois Sylvain Vigny (1904-1970) avec qui il restera en relations. Sa vie à Nice est interrompue par deux années à Paris (Bernard réside alors rue Saint-Vincent, au cœur de la vie montmartroise), coïncidant avec sa première exposition personnelle dans la capitale, de 1966 et 1968. Il obtient la nationalité française en octobre 1974 et se partage dès lors entre Nice et San Remo2. C'est précisément au cours de la décennie 1970 que la peinture de Bernard Damiano est dite s'éloignant d'une parenté avec Jean Dubuffet, l'Art brut ou le mouvement Cobra pour, dans « une touche nerveuse et une pâte triturée »5, puiser son style dans la suite de l'expressionnisme6. Cette proposition est toutefois énoncée avec réserve : à l'instar de l'espagnol Eduardo Pisano, Bernard n'a jamais daté ses œuvres, reprenant et retouchant même souvent un même tableau pendant plusieurs années. C'est peut-être dans l'usage du « trait-couleur et du flamboiement des chairs...