"Terracina - Fare la Passegiata" by Nicola Simbari
"Terracina - Fare la Passegiata" by Nicola Simbari Original Acrylic on Canvas. Firerock Fine Art is pleased to offer this beautiful Original Nicola Simbari acrylic on canvas. It is beautifully framed in "Isabella" a classic Italian frame by Larson-Juhl. Complimented with a Linen Flax Sand Liner the colors of the art come alive as if it were freshly painted by Simbari. Image Dimensions : 23" x 32" Framed Dimensions: 31" x 39" Year Produced : Unknown. Current Retail : $12,000.00. Firerock Fine Art and Nicola Simbari: We are one of the Internet's largest Nicola Simbari Galleries. If you have any questions about this piece or are attempting to acquire a different Simbari Masterpiece, please give us a call at 480-614-3790 or EMAIL and allow us the opportunity to serve you!
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Though born in San Lucido, Calabria, Nicola Simbari was raised in Rome, where his father was an architect for the Vatican. He studied at the Accademia delle Belli Arti and in the 1940s he began devoting himself to painting in a studio at Via del Babuino in central Rome. He began to develop a distinct style stemming from impressions of life, nature, and the Mediterranean, impressions which abstractly reflect themselves in the purely vivid and passionate colors of his work. Simbari's originality and commercial appeal brought his art to exhibitions in London and New York by the 1950s, solidifying his international reputation. Nicola Simbari is considered by many to be Italy's most important living artist. He is a semiabstract impressionist. Using stunning colors and favoring brilliant tones, He paints with a palette knife and achieves great depth with this technique. Simbari's paintings are full of light and energy. Simbari's works can be found in numerous museums and private and corporate collections around the world. His paintings are in collections including the Bank of Tokyo and the Christian Dior Collection in Paris; Italian State Railways in Rome; Liberty Company in London; and Tulsa Bank of Commerce, Cincinnati Fine Arts Department, Exxon Corporation, General Mills Corporation and Pepsico, in America.
