"Crazy Horse" Painting By Giuseppe Colin, 1990s

A beautiful piece by Italian painter Giuseppe Colin - the inspiring reason is the famous Anghiari battle of Leonardo da Vinci. Giuseppe Colin was born in the Abruzzo region, in the town of Montebello sul Sangro in the province of Chieti in 1954. For some years he attended the Institute of Art in Rome. While rejecting its heavy academic dogmatism he immersed himself in his studies and, struck by the great master of the past, recovered their message and transported it onto large canvases, where the value of time is transmuted into emotions of a surrealist savour. Surrealism was in fact for Colin a transitory phase of formation, during which he succeeded in refining the technique necessary for getting his creative processes started. Later on, he found himself experimenting and pursuing a new and very personal path that led him to Hyperrealism He has presented his works in important exhibitions both in Italy and abroad. In fact he lived, from 1978 through 1983, in various foreign countries, among which South America and the United States, bringing his artistic maturation to fulfillment. The teachings on perspective, the technical notion of color, the aware reinvention of the terms proposed by a still life, by a simple landscape and by a study of man and horse lie at the basis of Colin’s creative impulse. Of course mixed with all this there is the felicitous intuition of detail as background for the more symbolic. In 1992 he was called on by the Italian Prime Minister’s office to exhibit at the palace of Arts in the Seville Expo 1992, together with other Italian artists in a showing entitled “Some paths of Contemporary Art in Italy”. In 1993, in the Great Hall of the University of Rome’s “La Sapienza” campus, he was awarded a Gold Medal for his portrait painting: the Foyer prize. Some Exhibitions • 1997 Premio Benedetto Strampelli, Roma; • 1978 Premio Salvatore Quasimodo, Roma; • 1978 Salon El Redonel, Guayaquill, (Equador); • 1978 Galleria Goribar, Quito (Equador); • 1978 Galleria Altamira, Quito (Equador); • 1980 Galleria Sossa Larrea, Quioto (Equador); • 1983 Georgetown University, Washington (USA); • 1984 Angel Nunez Galleries, Washington (USA); • 1986 Galleria Apollodoro “Studio di Francesco I e il suo doppio”, Roma; • 1986 Mostra di pittura “Francesco Paolo Michetti”; • 1988 Nocciano Museo, Pescara (Italy); • 1988 Centro Artistico Europeo, Roma; • 2009 Studio S.Arte Contemporanea, Roma; • 2010 Museo Veneziano Crocetti, Roma; • 2012 Studio S. Arte Contemporanea, Roma.

Period - 1990 to 1999

Year - 1990

Production Period - 1990 to 1999

Country of Manufacture - Italy

Identifying Marks - This piece is attributed to the above-mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution marks.

Style - Vintage

Detailed Condition - Excellent (This vintage/antique piece is in near original condition. It may show minimal traces of use and/or have slight restorations).

Materials - Paint

Color - Multicolored

Width - 39.4 inch

Depth - 0.4 inch

Height - 27.6 inch

Weight Range - Standard (Between 40kg and 80kg)