Vincenzo Bizzarri

Party at the Court of Pope Paul III- Illustration by Vincenzo Bizzarri -2015

2015

This work entitled "Beaumarchais speaks about Bastille" is a comic board belonging to the graphic novel published by Glènat Edition in 2019 "1789 - La mort d'un monde". The work was ...

This work entitled "The Mayor of Paris, Jean Sylvain Bailly, receives Louis XVI" is a comic board belonging to the graphic novel published by Glènat Edition in 2019 "1789 - La mort d...

This work entitled "Cellini is arrested and tbrought to Castel Sant'Angelo" is a table of the graphic novel published in 2016 by Kleiner Flug in Italy "Benvenuto Cellini". The work w...

This work entitled "Revolution rejected" is a comic board belonging to the graphic novel published by Glènat Edition in 2019 "1789 - La mort d'un monde". The work was made by Vincenz...

Ce dessin est une réplique par Ludovico Marchetti de son tableau présenté à l’Exposition Universelle de 1878, "Avant le tournoi", reproduit dans la Gazette des beaux-arts du 1er juil...

The scene depicts a feast within a park enclosed by walls with arched gateways opening onto the countryside, and adorned on the right with an amphora on a small column and in the center, behind the figures, with a gushing fountain, with statues of cherubs and shells. Two couples of richly dressed ladies and gentlemen entertain themselves gallantly, surrounded by servants; one of the men is playing the violin, crouching in front of his lady, who, flanked by the damsel, follows the melody on the score held up by the dark-haired man at her side, while two musicians accompany the playing with flute and a mandolin; the other couple, in an attitude of intimate dialogue, listens on the left, while on the right the hunter returning from the hunt also observes the scene. Particularly prominent in the scene is the rich dress of the lady in the center, characterized by the wide back folds falling from her shoulders to create a cape. Such a dress corresponds to what was called "robe à la Watteau," named after the French painter Antoine Watteau who first portrayed ladies wearing this pattern. Antoine Watteau (1684 -1721), a French painter considered one of the most influential French exponents of Rococo painting, was the forerunner of the pictorial genre of gallant scenes, a genre that developed in France from the late 1600s and continued throughout the following century. The gallant scenes could be considered as the aristocratic version of the genre scene: characterized by music, dances, pleasant conversations between ladies and gentlemen surrounded by servants, they tended to enhance the costumes, fashionable clothes, and environments of the upper class, conveying a kind of detachment from the real times and places, projecting the viewer into an almost theatrical atmosphere of gestures, looks, colors and stage lights. Moreover, Watteau, along with the Fêtes galantes cycles, also distinguished himself for those inspired by the theater, absorbing his passion for the scenes and characters of that milieu from Claude Gillot...

Lately when I draw I put my mind in neutral and just... draw. Fill the paper. I think of it as American Expressionism. Angst... :: Drawing :: Contemporary :: This piece comes with an...

The proposed attribution for this drawing in brown ink on paper is the name of the painter and academician of the Tuscan-Roman neoclassical cohort Francesco Nenci (Anghiari, April 19...