Italian artist, PINO
gallery
Italian artist, Pino, at
http://www.chasengalleries.com/Pino/Pino.html
Nik Maack
Realism! My eternal enemy, my nemesis, my foe! You're going down!
Er, I mean, nice stuff -- if you like dreamy pictures of seminude people
and pictures of Norman-Rockwell-like mother and child portraits. And
who doesn't like that?
(I don't like that. But I'm a tiny minority.)
Esther Aigh
>> View the gorgeous artworks of celebrated
>> Italian artist, Pino, at
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>> http://www.chasengalleries.com/Pino/Pino.html
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>Realism! My eternal enemy, my nemesis, my foe! You're going down!
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>Er, I mean, nice stuff -- if you like dreamy pictures of seminude people
>and pictures of Norman-Rockwell-like mother and child portraits. And
>who doesn't like that?
I don't get the reference to Norman Rockwell.
But this web site makes me wish I'd spent more
of my time painting people. I love this guy's
technique, ubiquitous as it may be.
And I wish I could wake up just ONCE in that
Morning Breeze setting!!!!!!! Aside from that
one image on his opening page, I saw very little
semi-nudity in his gallery.
I am a nostalgic I guess. I love those romanticist
works of the late 19th century, early 20th. Always
makes me wish I could find those idyllic places
where everyone dresses in gauzy summer clothes
with no need for worry of temperatures ever requiring
more coverage. Where I live I still freeze at night
and early mornings and can only wear less during
the mid-afternoon - and we're nearly a week into
what is supposed to be idyllic spring weather.
And another thing - no shorts and halter tops!
Gauzy, billowy dresses ONLY please...
PhtgrphrBn
>strikes me as Vermeer with a lobotomy. I certainly see Nik's reference to
>Rockwell - the sentimentality and reference to a life that never existed.
>Except Rockwell did it better. I was also reminded a bit of the Boog
>(Bougereau) in the phony sentiment department, although the figures in
>Pino's work aren't nude, so Boog's titillation factor is missing.
>Dan
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>'The self, violent and constant, is the subject of all art.' - Barnett
>Newman http://www.danfoxart.com
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Ahhh sh_t here comes mani now
mdeli
>Well, this guy's technique is adequate and better than most.
Especially yours.
> However, it strikes me as Vermeer with a lobotomy.
Leads me to believe that this artzy fartzy twit has never looked at a
Vermeer. He is however somewhat closer than Mondrian.
> I was also reminded a bit of the Boog
>(Bougereau) in the phony sentiment department, although the figures in
>Pino's work aren't nude, so Boog's titillation factor is missing.
>
Shows he's never looked at a Bouguereau either. However this is par
for someone who can't draw and doesn't know his craft and never looks
at much more then the Modern Academic sections of museums.
...no skill no art
"The Emperor's New Clothes aren't clothing you stupid little girl. They are body installations containing invisible Color Fields."
Tired of Modern Art? Check out my web page
New address- http://www3.sympatico.ca/manideli
PhtgrphrBn
PhtgrphrBn
>who will respond, but what they will say, almost down to the word. (Of
>course, the fact that Mani has been saying exactly the same words for years
>helps a bit.)
>
>What do they call it when you troll a troll?
>Dan
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>'The self, violent and constant, is the subject of all art.' - Barnett
>Newman http://www.danfoxart.com
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Trawling?
PhtgrphrBn
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>> >What do they call it when you troll a troll?
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>> Trawling?
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>Or maybe T-squared?
Noumenon
Nothing breath-taking, but...
Actually it's quite good,
if you compare it with most of "art" junk around.
Some pictures, I would say, are a trifle too colourful (too many bright
colours).
But brush stroke technique is nice;
in some of them focal point is well set;
and light is nice too
(even though it's incomparable with Vermeer [even with lobotomy]).
Weaving the Conundrum
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Noumenon
I thought that you disapprove only those who have NO skills at all and
can NOT paint.
Definitely Pino can paint, he has a sensitive eye, nice touch of light
rendering,
and he is very bold with colours.
He just does not paint the way you'd accept as perfect.
PhtgrphrBn
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Unfortunatly you are not doing a Conundrum.
>--=| NOUMENON |=--
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Noumenon
I am. But not always and not for this forum.
Sorry.
My work might be just invisible.
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