“ROCKING CHAIR” - SUSANA FABIANI - Limited Edition Print - Signed & Numbered -28/500
SUSANA FABIANI'S years of experimentation resulted in an ethereal romantic realism. Combining velvet-like flesh tones with sculptured backgrounds, the artist has succeeded in achieving a mystique and tranquility rarely seen. Her paintings are "complete" - exquisite pastel tones with vibrant accents, perspective creating the illusion of great depth and distance, and above all with the peacefulness and calm which pervades all her paintings. A Great piece for any decor - give your space a unique story to tell…
SUSANA FABIANI'S years of experimentation resulted in an ethereal romantic realism. Combining velvet-like flesh tones with sculptured backgrounds, the artist has succeeded in achieving a mystique and tranquility rarely seen. Her paintings are "complete" - exquisite pastel tones with vibrant accents, perspective creating the illusion of great depth and distance, and above all with the peacefulness and calm which pervades all her paintings. A Great piece for any decor - give your space a unique story to tell…
SUSANA FABIANI'S years of experimentation resulted in an ethereal romantic realism. Combining velvet-like flesh tones with sculptured backgrounds, the artist has succeeded in achieving a mystique and tranquility rarely seen. Her paintings are "complete" - exquisite pastel tones with vibrant accents, perspective creating the illusion of great depth and distance, and above all with the peacefulness and calm which pervades all her paintings. A Great piece for any decor - give your space a unique story to tell…
“ROCKING CHAIR” -
SUSANA FABIANI - Limited Edition Print - Signed & Numbered -28/500
26 x 20 inches. Image: 22 x 16 inches.
LIMITED EDITION PRINT. From the retired Mitch Moore Gallery Inc, NYC. Unmatted, never framed or displayed. Image area is in very good frameable vintage condition.
ARTISTS BIO: SUSANA FABIANI - Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Her work is owned by private collectors in Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, France, Canada and the United States, and is represented in galleries in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Illinois, Texas, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
SCHOOL'S ATTENDED: National School of Fine Arts -Buenos Aires: School of ceramics-Buenos Aires: National Academy of Theatre (stage and costume designer)-Buenos Aires
GROUP SHOWS: 1963-Musei of Fine Arts (Avellaneda, Buenos Aires): 1963-Young Painters-Salon Rosario (Proving of Santa Fe): 1964-Gallery of New Art-Santa Fe, Argentina: 1967-Museum of Modern Art - Asuncion, Paraguay: 1967-Argentinian Painters and Sculptors-Montevideo, Uruguay: 1970-Together with other Latin American artists participated in show at Columbia University, New York.: Group show in Curitiva-Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
ONE WOMAN SHOWS: 1960-Muller Gallery, Buenos Aires (paintings): 1965-Atelier des Artistes, Montreal, Canada (paintings): 1966 Atelier Janos Lukas Gallery, Montreal, Canada (paintings): 1967-Wilburt gallery, New York (paintings)" 1970-La Liberia Gallery (sculptures and ceramics) New York, N.Y.
STUDIES ABROAD: 1968 Trip to Europe (France, Italy and Holland). Painted and did research on the contemporary artists and the avant-garde group of Latin American painters living in Paris. 1969- Trip to Mexico and Peru. Research on Pre-Columbian art. Taught and worked at the city of Merida (Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico): 1961-Travel to Brazil as part of an Argentinian delegation of students and post-graduate scholars from the Academy of Fine Arts (Buenos Aires, Argentina).
