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Angelo Tassi
Italy
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 11.8x9.4in
About this artwork
In this vibrant oil painting, I've captured a tempestuous dance of nature bursting with life. Each brushstroke evokes the wild, unbridled spirit of the landscape, flowing with green vitality and raw energy. This piece is a passionate homage to the untamed beauty of nature, designed to breathe exuberance and liveliness into any living space, evoking feelings of rejuvenation every day.
Angelo Tassi
Italy
Credentials
- Works on commission
Angelo Tassi (Bologna, 9 October 1937 – Bologna, 24 June 2024) was an Italian painter, after a graduate of the Bologna Academy of Fine Arts, achieved notable milestones throughout his career. His work is featured in permanent collections at the Vatican Gallery of Modern Art, the New England Center for Contemporary Art, and the Necca Museum in Brooklyn.
Key highlights include illustrating Bologna, una Università per l'Europa for the University of Bologna's 9th Centennial, earning the Seal of the Alma Mater Studiorum in 1989. He received the Nettuno D’Oro in 2000 and the "Carlino d'Oro" in 2001.
Tassi exhibited widely, including Arte Fiera in Bologna, and shows in Basel, New York, Madrid, and Vienna. He also held a virtual exhibition in Second Life in 2007. His work was celebrated at the Museo e Pinacoteca Diocesani in Imola, and more recently at the Kreismuseum in Wewelsburg and the AREA MUSEALE DI CA' LA GHIRONDA in Zola Predosa.
Key highlights include illustrating Bologna, una Università per l'Europa for the University of Bologna's 9th Centennial, earning the Seal of the Alma Mater Studiorum in 1989. He received the Nettuno D’Oro in 2000 and the "Carlino d'Oro" in 2001.
Tassi exhibited widely, including Arte Fiera in Bologna, and shows in Basel, New York, Madrid, and Vienna. He also held a virtual exhibition in Second Life in 2007. His work was celebrated at the Museo e Pinacoteca Diocesani in Imola, and more recently at the Kreismuseum in Wewelsburg and the AREA MUSEALE DI CA' LA GHIRONDA in Zola Predosa.
