Rodolpho Tamanini Netto Painting

RODOLPHO Tamanini NETTO - Born 1951 - São Paulo "He began his career artist was only 19 years old. Self-taught, he received early guidance of artist Lise Forell who still holds today a relationship of deep friendship. His first exhibitions date back to 1971 when it conducted an individual in the Mini Gallery USIS, São Paulo and attended the news Bilder aus Brasilien "in Holtzinger Gallery, Munich, Germany. In 1998, he held an exhibition with the support of the Secretariat of São Paulo culture that was also mounted in Santos and Curitiba. He joined the exhibition "Brazilian Naive Paintings" organized by Partners of the Americas and patrocionio JP Morgan, exhibition mounted in various US cities for over 4 years (1986). It was selected to compete Competition in Naif Art in Canada in 1993 and 1994 (Galerie Jeaninne Blais) and Morges, Switzerland in 1983 and 1992 (Galerie Pro Ate Kasper). Regularly, his paintings are promoted in France by Jacqueline Bricard galerie, and Brazil by Galeria Jacques Ardies, São Paulo. Its themes are basically the city of São Paulo that portrays beautiful and attractive way, the seascapes of our coastline where the man in bare general, is represented perfectly integrated in a pure, beautiful and peaceful nature and life in the interpreted slum as a nice place to live, children full of flying kites and cats on roofs and playful dogs, all enhanced by the use of colors plateaus in sophisticated gradients." (Quoted from his website and translated from Portuguese to English.) Black wood frame measures 16 1/2" x 8 5/8" x 1 3/4" thick. $1,800 Houzz has a Rodolpho Tamanini Netto painting of this size and date listed for $2,950. https://www.houzz.com/products/rodolpho-tamanini-netto-untitled-2-child-with-kite-oil-painting-prvw-vr~45855634?m_refid=PLA_HZ_45855634_17540098681&device=c&nw=x&gclid=CjwKCAjwvsqZBhAlEiwAqAHElZkiNYTceno9ao4XDM16DaMBY895xOiFjkrQkt6bGHqXok1tLeCSehoCQQ0QAvD_BwE