At an exhibition in Astrakhan - an artist from Italy, whose work is stored in the Vatican Automatic translate

ASTRAKHAN. Picture Gallery named after Dogadina from March 1 invites everyone to get acquainted with the work of the Italian artist Alberto Lanteri. This exhibition, which has in its long name the words “DNA Lanteri”, was organized with the help of the Italian curator of the exhibition Enzo Fornaro, who has been cooperating with various Russian museums for many years.

The exhibition of works by Alberto Lanteri, which arrived in Astrakhan, has already been visited by residents of St. Petersburg, Samara, Ulyanovsk and Novgorod. In Astrakhan, painting lovers will be able to visit the exhibition on March 24th. At the opening exhibition, not only graphics and paintings by Alberto Lanteri over the past decade are presented.

The author brought to the audience more than thirty works of another genre, which is another facet of his unique talent - art ceramics. The work of this section of the exhibition was carried out by the artist for about twenty years.

Alberto Lanteri received his professional education at the Cottini Art Lyceum, graduating in 1974. The lyceum was in the artist’s hometown - Turin, where Lanteri lives and works today.

Since 1977, the painter has more than forty personal exhibitions in the creative baggage, as well as participation in many group shows. His work was appreciated at exhibitions in many European countries, and his work was also seen by US residents.

In creating his own style of work, Alberto Lanteri turned to the works performed by masters of the Renaissance, but brought modernity to their artistic techniques. Color, shape and drawing details - the nuances that make the artist’s paintings recognizable. Lanteri performed many portraits commissioned by famous people. The portrait of Pope John Paul II and his sculpture are kept in the Vatican.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru