Eolo Paul Bottaro 'Tango at the Shrine' figurative

Eolo Paul Bottaro 'Tango at the Shrine' figurativeEolo Paul Bottaro is an Sicilian Australian artist. He has been dubbed the Renaissance man for his devotion to Renaissance techniques and figuratism. Indeed, in Tango at the Shrine he evokes the eighteenth century technique chiaroscuro. Despite its faithfulness to Renaissance techniques, the themes underlying Tango at the Shrine are modern. Set at Melbournes Shrine for Remembrance, it pictures two figures dancing by firelight. The immense losses

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this work is accompanied by a Letter of Provenance so that you can document your collection

larger paintings from the London period

Taking the friendly and rendering it sinister

'Silent Beauty' 2020

so still despite their precarity

Part of the Jungle Chronicles

Jones treats the banal as sculptural

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and Living and the Dead

Reach out and find your own beauty

'The Journey' 1998