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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
27.6x19.7in
About this artwork
Samuel Langhorne Clemens, aka Mark Twain, has always fascinated me. His appearance, his literary works, his thoughts and last but not least, his passion for cigars. It seems that Mark Twain was a record smoker. He could smoke from 22 to 40 cigars a day! In addition, he had a weakness for cheap and really bad cigars. In my work, I tried to capture the depth of his sarcastic and irreverent thought, along with his beloved smoke that envelops him intertwining… with his white hair. The small frog at the bottom refers to the famous jumping frog of Calaveras County, a character in one of his short stories, as well as symbolizing his connection with the Mississippi River. An enigmatic and fascinating character whose gaze penetrates the soul, inviting the viewer to an intimate dialogue with the work.
Alessandro Marini, born in Rome in 1973, lives in Viterbo. After a course of studies focused on the artistic field, he began his personal journey in the mid-90s, where he debuted as an author in the world of comics with the magazine SHORTS. Since 2000, what had previously been a gradual transition to painting, has become definitive. Over time he has had the opportunity to experiment and deepen the use of the major pictorial techniques; finding in oil painting the most suitable expressive capacity to combine his grotesque and generally monochromatic style with an idea of tradition. Alessandro Marini's world is inhabited by silent, solitary characters, full of distorted expressiveness, where from within closed and dark environments, they have the ability to attract the attention of the viewer through their dark looks full of sustained and intriguing irony. In recent years he has collaborated with artists in various sectors, creating themed exhibitions and multimedia shows.