Paolo Da San Lorenzo (1935-2022) - Senza titolo - (030826-10





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Paolo Da San Lorenzo (1935-2022), Senza titolo - (030826-10), 1984, mixed media (acrylic, marker and ink) on cardboard, original, hand-signed with artist certificate, 70 × 50 cm, Italy, Contemporary.
Description from the seller
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Work from 1984 in mixed technique, acrylic, marker and ink on cardboard
hand-signed and with a certificate signed by the Artist
Paolo da San Lorenzo 1935 / 2022
He was a historically important figure.
Born in San Lorenzo in Campo, Pesaro, in 1935. Painter, Sculptor, Draftsman, Engraver, Writer, Poet. Subjects: Elaborations with post-C Cubist and abstract character. In addition to being a painter, he was also a writer; he published over 10 novels with notable publishers, such as Rizzoli.
He was a Dominican friar who dedicated his life to caring for and supporting those in greatest need. Thanks to his generosity and dedication, Paolo da San Lorenzo became known as the “Angel of San Lorenzo.” He played a fundamental role in assisting the residents of the neighborhood during periods of famine and epidemics, ensuring food, medical care and spiritual comfort. His memory remains alive and respected in the San Lorenzo community.
Seller's Story
SHIPPING combined, if you buy more works in the same Auction you pay only ONE shipping
Work from 1984 in mixed technique, acrylic, marker and ink on cardboard
hand-signed and with a certificate signed by the Artist
Paolo da San Lorenzo 1935 / 2022
He was a historically important figure.
Born in San Lorenzo in Campo, Pesaro, in 1935. Painter, Sculptor, Draftsman, Engraver, Writer, Poet. Subjects: Elaborations with post-C Cubist and abstract character. In addition to being a painter, he was also a writer; he published over 10 novels with notable publishers, such as Rizzoli.
He was a Dominican friar who dedicated his life to caring for and supporting those in greatest need. Thanks to his generosity and dedication, Paolo da San Lorenzo became known as the “Angel of San Lorenzo.” He played a fundamental role in assisting the residents of the neighborhood during periods of famine and epidemics, ensuring food, medical care and spiritual comfort. His memory remains alive and respected in the San Lorenzo community.

