Antinio Perotti - Still Life oggetti in vetro trasparente

One-of-a-kind artwork. Hand-painted with acrylic colors on a ready-to-hang canvas. 380 paintings sold on Catawiki. Finished with UV-protective final varnish, with a warranty certificate that will be emailed together with the invoice. Professional packaging. One-of-a-kind artwork. Complimentary catalog. The colors and the difficulty of execution make it a painting of notable merit that captivates the eye. My paintings fit into any private or public interior, making them a true must-have to show to friends. For over 40 years I have dedicated myself to glassmaking, producing in my workshop stained-glass windows painted at high heat, decorating over 200 churches and thousands of public and private interiors, including monumental works for churches and museums. I also work in design. I have designed fashion accessories, furniture and ceramics, as well as painting from a very young age, participating in solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad. Present in national museums. My works are in public and private collections around the world. A Pinacoteca dedicated to my art is being set up in a car plant in Turin, Italy. Artistic director of 3 galleries in Campania. The most represented artist on Catawiki with 380 works sold in one year. Present in museums, galleries in Italy and collectors around the world. ... Antonio Perotti since the 1980s is an artist of Leonardesque stamp: his artistic stained glass, his ceramics and his paintings, his design projects are present on all continents and in museums; recently even the architect Calatrava wanted him by his side for a project at the chapel of S. Gennaro at the Capodimonte Museum in Naples. Stilistically Perotti is versatile and moves, always with great personality, from a revised and updated metaphysical painting to a dematerialized realism where his technical skill, combined with great versatility in subject choices, Elio Rumma, art-criticism director.

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