Beautiful Madonnas

Artist Pino Daeni was born in Italy in 1939. He graduated from the Art Institute of Bari and the Brera Academy of Milan.
The young artist painted tens of thousands of nude models, human figures, hands, necks, legs, trying to achieve perfection to comprehend the mystery of human plastics.
Having achieved success in Italy, Pino decides to emigrate to the United States. In North America, an art gallery, seeing the potential of a young artist, conducts an advertising campaign, organizes dozens of exhibitions around the country, including organizing the production of printed products. He becomes a recognizable artist in the USA and in the world.
The artist's works illustrated book covers for writers such as Daniella Steele, Amanda Ashley, Sylvia Summerfield.
His works are not just women's portraits. The artist managed to create a style that many art critics call "sensual psychologism." Each portrait conveys not just the beauty of a woman, but also an emotional state, a spiritual impulse. This is more than a psychological nude where even a naked body recedes into the background before a naked soul.
Where this "nakedness" reaches with the help of color. It is difficult to determine which color the artist gives greater preference. The characters in the pictures are calm and serene faces, almost without emotion, with a look that eludes the viewer. Emotions, as a rule, are transmitted in hidden dynamism, in posture, in lighting, in color, in the supposed “farther”, which the viewer himself creates.
After his death in 2010, his works became modern classics of painting, of course, during his lifetime the artist had a huge number of admirers.
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