… the human form, by Roberto Ferri
Ferri is a modern-day Italian artist, who notes on his website that his work is,
Inspired by artists of the baroque in particular Caravaggio, and other ancient masters of Romanticism, Academicism and Symbolism of such as David, Ingres, Girodet, Gericault, Gleyre, Bouguereau, Moreau, Redon, Rops, and others.
His works are already present in the world’s most important public and private collections
If you’re curious and would like to see more of Ferri’s work, the artist has a Website and Instagram account.
Untitled, Roberto Ferri. Image from Surrealistisch Blogspot.
There is a modern Italian painter in classic style that recently caught some guff for a legitimately and terribly antisemitic painting. I did some cursory googling and I don’t think it’s this guy? Wish I remembered the name.
@Great American Satan
I’m glad it isn’t this fellow because I find his work intriguing.
Giovanni Gasparro is the bastard, somebody that has been lauded by the RCC in fact. I got it.