PINO DAENIIf you like Pino, you'll love Vicente Romero, Michael & Inessa Garmash, Royo & Vladimir Volegov!
| SOFTLIGHT |
2002 Giclee on Canvas 22"h x 34"w
| PRECIOUS MOMENTS |
2004 Giclee on Canvas 36 "h x 48"w
| Thinking of You |
2004 Giclee on Canvas 40"h x 32"w Into The Night 2004 Giclee on Canvas 40"h x 30"w
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| Longing For |
2004 Giclee on Canvas 40"h x 36"w Affection 2004 Giclee on Canvas 40"h x 30"w
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| Good Old Days |
2004 Giclee on Canvas 32"h x 32"w The Dancer |
2004 Giclee on Canvas 40"h x 30"w
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| Reflections |
2004 Giclee on Canvas 40"h x 20"w Serendipity 2004 Giclee on Canvas 32"h x 32"w
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| Daydream Original Painting also available. Please call us for price. |
Mothers
Love 2002 Giclee on Canvas 20"h x 26"w |
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Contemplation 2003 Giclee on Canvas 32"h x 26"w Spring
Flower 2003 Giclee on Canvas 24"h x 18 "w
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| After Dinner |
2001 Giclee on Canvas 38"h x 32"w Maternal
Instincts 2002 Giclee on Canvas 34"h x 24"w
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| Sensuality Ester 2001 Giclee on Canvas 30"h x 30"w
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| Afternoon Stroll Evening
Thoughts 2001 Giclee on Canvas 28"h x 28 "w
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| Mystic Dreams |
2003 Giclee on Canvas 30"h x 40"w First
Glance 2003 Giclee on Canvas 32"h x 32"w
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| Morning Breeze Late Night Reading
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| Innocence Anticipation
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| White Rhapsody |
2001 Giclee on Canvas 40"h x 30"w Beach
Walk 2003 Giclee on Canvas 30"h x 30"w
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| Lines in the Sand |
2002 Giclee on Canvas 20"h x 17"w Silent
Contemplation 2003 Giclee on Canvas 30"h x 30"w
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| Flower Child |
2002 Giclee on Canvas 20"h x 26"w Sunday
Chores 2003 Giclee on Canvas 30"h x 30"w
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| Sharing Moments |
2003 Giclee on Canvas 36"h x 30"w Summer
Retreat 2002 Giclee on Canvas 30"h x 40"w
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| Best Friends |
2002 Giclee on Canvas 40"h x 32"w Wistful
Thinking 2001 Giclee on Canvas 30"h x 30"w
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| The Sprit of Love |
2004 Giclee on Canvas 26"h x 20"w Peonies 2004 Giclee on Canvas 24"h x 30"w
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| Passive Moments |
2002 Giclee on Canvas 36"h x 30"w Colorful
Archway 2001 Giclee on Canvas 26"h x 38"w
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| White Sand |
2001 Giclee on Canvas 26"h x 40"w The
Gypsy 2002 Giclee on Canvas 22"h x 20"w
| PINO - BIO 1939 - 2010We are so incredibly sad about the passing of Pino. Our hearts and prayers go out to his family, with whom we have been in business since Paragon Fine Art opened it's doors. He was a wonderful sweet man, whose genius in the art industry is legendary. We are so grateful for the time we got to spend with him. He will be so greatly missed! - Emily Sharbani Hamilton, Owner Paragon Fine Art - 6/2/10Pino was born in Bari on November 8, 1939, where Pino began his studies at the city’s Art Institute. In 1960 Pino entered Milan’s Academy of Brera where Pino perfected his talent and skill for painting nudes. In the two years Pino studied at the Academy, Pino came under the influence of the Pre-Raphaelites and Macchiaioli. Pino also experimented with Expressionism of the late sixties during his stay in Milan. From 1960 to 1979 Pino's work appeared in several major exhibitions throughout Italy and Europe. At the same time, Pino was commissioned by Italy’s two largest publishers. Mondadori and Rizzoli, for book illustrations. However, Pino felt restricted in Milan. Pino wanted more artistic freedom which he believed existed in the United States.In 1979, Pino emigrated to the United States under the sponsorship of Borghi Gallery where Pino held several shows in New York and Massachusetts. In 1980, after knocking on many doors, Zebra Books Publishers commissioned Pino to do his first book cover. Pino's interpretation was new, fresh and sensual, an illustration so successful that he gained entry into creative relationships with many leading publishers of Romance novels. Pino's popularity grew within the literary community and he became the artist-in-demand for Zebra, Bantam, Simon, and Schuster, Harlequin, Penquin USA and Dell. To date, Pino has illustrated 3,000 books; Pino's style has dominated and influenced the market.In 1992 Pino contacted one of the major galleries in Scottsdale, Arizona, the May Gallery, and sent five fine art paintings which were well received. Since then Pino's paintings have appeared in Morris and Whiteside Gallery in Hilton Head and Stuart Johnson’s Settlers West Gallery in Tucson. Pino has been invited to make many appearances on major TV networks and has been interviewed in national and international journals. Pino's ability to capture the movements and expressions of his subjects made him the master of his genre and the one to whom all others are compared.Pino’s technique, his warm & exciting colors and the subtle, but simple approach to his subject, are his trademark, his talent, and the reasons why his paintings and limited editions are in the highest demand internationally, and appreciated by collectors throughout the world. Always underlining his success as a commercial artist was his desire to express his own thoughts & emotions. Years later, we see these images brought to life in Pino’s original oils on canvas, gicleés and serigraphs.Pino Daeni (1939 – 2010) was an Italian artist known primarily for his Impressionist paintings and book illustrations. Pino artwork captures movements and expressions while embodying a wide range of emotions, from adoration to isolation, leaving viewers breathless. Whether you are in the market for limited edition Pino art prints or original paintings by the artist, you have come to the right place. We offer dealer prices on a wide range of limited edition prints and original artwork from Pino Daeni and other sought-after artists. Pino’s strengths as an artist may be too many to count, but he is known perhaps most notably for his ability to capture the movements and expressions of his subjects exceptionally. This is just one of the talents that the artist was acclaimed throughout the world for. The late artist’s style is often described as warm and nostalgic, which lent itself to a successful career as a book illustrator where he developed a keen ability to capture romantic and feminine portraits of women with strong representations of men by their side. Pino artwork is often set on the kind of sunny Mediterranean beaches the artist grew up on, or in sensual boudoirs where women wait for their husbands or lovers. Pino art is also known for a recurring character in many of the paintings: a young boy surrounded by beautiful women. Having grown up with many sisters, aunts and cousins in the Italian port city of Bari, it’s easy to see where the artist may have gotten his inspiration. Fortunately, you don’t need to visit a gallery to purchase limited editions or originals from Pino. Artist prints with exclusive hand embellishing, as well as original paintings, are available today at dealer prices from Paragon Fine Art.
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