Giuseppe D’Angelico Daeni (1939–2010), “Policromia”
original cover painting for Oltretomba Colore #73, January 1979
acrylic on cardboard
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Giuseppe D’Angelico Daeni (1939–2010), “Policromia”
original cover painting for Oltretomba Colore #73, January 1979
acrylic on cardboard
source
These pictures were attached to a thread regarding a new article about the still-controversial topic of polychromy in Roman statues; I haven't read the article yet, but the thread is extremely interesting! It's in Spanish, but the language is objective enough that the Twitter translation tool does a good job getting the gist of it:
meu verso é livre
pra dizer o que quiser
do jeito que quiser
Gian Lucas, Policromia.
retablos de la catedral de Burgos
67 Frammentazione cromatica su orso by Luigi Loquarto gig Via Flickr: www.luigiloquarto.com/ markers on paper 30 x 30 cm © Luigi Loquarto 2010
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