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Artist Statement:
The ultimate statement is general, not specific, even when it is couched in specific terms. In this exhibition, however, you will see some paintings stemming directly from affairs of the moment appearing as a social critic or reporter. Touched to express human feelings.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Date Place
Oct 15, 1959 The Palette Gallery - Grosse Pointe Park - MI
Jun 20, 1991 San Clement Art Festival
Sept. 19, 1992 San Bernardino County Museum - 27th annual
May 6, 1993 The grand Prix Fine Arts de Paris (Paris City Hall)
June 4, 1993 Modern Art Museum d’Unet France - ...
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
PRESS RELEASE
The Melting Vision
By: Gianni LaRosa
My application of color to the arts form created a revolution in relation of between the eye vision and perception of subject color. In my unprecedented discovery, I created a phenomenon through which two colors, when viewed through the cyan/magenta “3D” ...
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Collections:
Musee Des Beaux Arts - France
Thysen Fondation - Argentina
San Marino Fondation - Michigan, USA
Villa Scalabrini, Los Angeles, California, USA
Private collectors
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Commissions:
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Gianni Larosa Biography:
| Biographical information for Gianni Larosa can be found below. The artist may choose what information to display. Sometimes the artist chooses not to display personal information to the general public. | |
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Male
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not provided
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| Children |
99
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| Religion |
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| Education |
Self Taught |
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| Hobbies / Interests |
Paint-Paint-Paint and more Paint |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Painting Oil
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Impressionism - (1865 - 1885)
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Boucher, Fragonard, Renoir
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| Favorite Work of Art |
Toomany
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
The Renaissance and Duch art. Starting with Giotto, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo, and Caravaggio later, Rubens, Rembrant, Van Dyke. Picasso, Dali. |
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| Why Did You Become An Artist |
MY COLORS….
I fill the canvass with colors that gives Spatial Illusion, Power and Truth, and the presence of the subject to fill the whole of its Vast, Still, Timeless, strange Solitude.
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| Your Personal Biography |
BIOGRAPHY
Gianni LaRosa was born in 1937 at San Biagio Platani, in Sicily, and he spent his adolescence there. At age twelve, the artist started feeling the powerful drive of his creative inspiration, and began forging ahead in the figurative arts pushed by his own formidable impulse, and the urging of his town’s parish priest.
In 1954 Gianni LaRosa emigrated to the US from his native land, and continued to paint and unveil his works in galleries and art exhibits both in the US and in Italy, and especially in France where his style was paralleled to those of Caravaggio, Botticelli, Tiziano, and Renoir.
“Les couleurs pures et harmonieument etudiee, donnent de la profounder au tableau et mettent en relief, par un un choix judicious les personnages principaux”. “The colors, pure and harmoniously composed, give the painting great depth, and bring forth, through knowledgeable choice, the principal theme”, it was said of his works at the 1993 International Art Exhibit in Paris.
Gianni LaRosa was the recipient of notable honors such as -- for instance -- a stamp with his name on it and depiction of one of his works on exhibit at the Musee de Beaux Arte d’Unet, and in 1996, he was the recipient of the prestigious Gold Medal for the figurative arts. Recently, he received the “First Prize for Creativity” at famed Sapporo’ Art Biennial, in Japan.
An Artist with a fertile mind and rich in the soul, Gianni Larosa epitomizes the very essence of love for nature and towards the being that God put at its center: man. In his works, he expresses the romanticism of a bygone era, the tenderness of Raphael, The vision of Leonardo, and the power of Michelangelo. His subjects are at times historical, at times mythical, always human and transpiring both love for life and contrasting feelings, with strong refined tones that merge in a unique blend of characters, and in a conception that reaches epic pinnacles in a fusion of strength, polychromy, simplicity and love of life, harmony and happiness, as well as tenderness and joy.
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