Artist Information:
Rosa Alba Gambicchia
ruda,
Italy
Member Since: Mar 2002
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Artist Statement:
Rosa Alba Gambicchia is an
artist who lives in Italy.
She signes and guarantees her
hand-painted works by her own
trademark "W-MARE".
She paints landscapes, floral,
portraits of sails, ships and
people following two main
guide-lines:
the use of glass, crystal,
ceramic as a support for
paintings on rare "opaline"
crystal, glass windows and
doors, bottles and bowls,
demijohns, and all sort of
panels, lampshade bases;
the use of classical media:
watercolors, acrylics, oil for
paintings on cloth, canvas,
paper and wood.
She has participated in
various group exhibitions and
one-man shows. Paintings and
works are part of collections
in Italian Associations and
private collections (Milano,
Monfalcone, Monte Argentario
in Tuscany, Padua, Sicily,
Verona, etc.). ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Giugno 1998: Mostra collettiva
"Figuris a slās" a Ruda (UD).
Giugno 2000: "Mostra del
miniquadro 2000" presso la
sala comunale d'arte "Antiche
mura" di Monfalcone.
Giugno-Settembre 2000:
Esposizione personale al "Bar
Tivoli" di Grado.
Dicembre 2000: Mostra sociale
di pittura del Circolo
"Mazzini ENDAS" di Monfalcone.
Marzo ...
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Rosa Alba Gambicchia's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Rosa Alba Gambicchia's Portfolio. Browse Gambicchia's body of work: Rosa Alba Gambicchia is an artist who lives in Italy.
She signes and guarantees her hand-painted works by her own trademark "W-MARE".
She paints landscapes, floral, portraits of sails, ships and people following two main guide-lines:
the use of glass, crystal, ceramic as a support for paintings on rare "opaline" crystal, glass windows and doors, bottles and bowls, demijohns, and all sort of panels, lampshade bases;
the use of classical media: watercolors, acrylics, oil for paintings on cloth, canvas, paper and wood.
She has participated in various group exhibitions and one-man shows. Paintings and works are ... |
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