Luigi de Angelis Art
Luigi de Angelis was born in 1883. A young Pier Paolo Pasolini was curious and attracted by the artistic production of the Ischian artist and wrote these words, "In front of his dirty skies where just bright ribs stretch out, as if softly terrified, painted with a dirty brush, almost without color; in front of his figures, which are often nothing but a shining drop of white lead squashed miserably with a brush, against a background just stained with gray, we would speak almost of a poor metaphysics. In short, the poor metaphysics of which we spoke is . . . his intimate way of being, which gives him consciousness and configures the world theoretically and poetically. This is why his painting relies on primitiveness and freshness, the remains of their usual attributes, charges instead of a confused and opaque melancholy."
20th Century Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Panel
1920s Realist Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1890s Impressionist Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Panel
1890s Impressionist Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1810s Old Masters Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1890s Victorian Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1980s Impressionist Luigi de Angelis Art
Canvas, Oil, Wood Panel
1910s Victorian Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1870s Victorian Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
18th Century Old Masters Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
17th Century Old Masters Luigi de Angelis Art
Oak, Oil, Wood Panel
Mid-20th Century Romantic Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1930s Impressionist Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1950s Modern Luigi de Angelis Art
Paint, Oil
1960s Modern Luigi de Angelis Art
Oil, Panel



