Roberto De Francisci - Altar Boys - Original Oil Painting - 2013

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Altar Boys (original Italian title ''Ricreazione'') is an original Contemporary artwork realized in 2013 by the Italian artist Roberto De … Read more Altar Boys (original Italian title ''Ricreazione'') is an original Contemporary artwork realized in 2013 by the Italian artist Roberto De Francisci (b. 1976, Medellin, Colombia). Original Oil painting on Polycarbonate. Hand-signed, dated and titled by the artist on the back in pencil: ''Ricreazione'' 2013 olio su vetro Roberto De Francisci. Includes frame. Altar Boys (original Italian title ''Ricreazione'') is an original Contemporary artwork realized in 2011 by the Italian artist Roberto De Francisci (b. 1976, Medellin, Colombia). He attended the Arcangelo Corelli Conservatory, a pupil in the clarinet class and plaied in various theaters in Italy including the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome, Naples, Parma, Taranto, Oristano until the age of 19. After his studies at the artistic high school in Messina, he moved to Palermo specializing in restoration at the “Abladir” monastery. From 1998 to 2001 he became a teacher at the Art School of Messina in drawn figure and artistic anatomy, and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Pictorial Restoration and Art History.In 2001 he moved to Rome, where he lives and works, dedicating himself to the restoration of materials and Ancient Glasswork. In his paintings there is a boundless love for beauty, referring us to the noble times of Italian art of the past, enhancing his harmony, balance, feelings of the soul, sensations, creativity. In his works there is an important knowledge of drawing, techniques and colors, elements that give shape and importance to his works. In his works we appreciate the spirituality, the sensitivity of mind and the love for beauty. A sensitive soul, full of positive human values. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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