Salustiano (1965) - photo 1

Salustiano

Salustiano is a Spanish painter who lives and works in Seville.

Salustiano graduated from the University of Seville (Spain) and in the early 1990s was inspired by the works of the Renaissance masters. The artist depicts human beings in the classical Renaissance style, but hyper-realistically, on a monochrome background, focusing entirely on the personality and soul. Surrealism adds mystery and mystery, even ambiguity, to the models.

Salustiano's paintings are highly praised by connoisseurs of contemporary art. He has shown his paintings in exhibitions at the Fowler Museum in Los Angeles, the Luma Museum in Chicago, and the Fostella-Malpartida Museum in Caceres. Various prestigious charitable organizations have invited him to collaborate on their projects: The Dalai Lama Foundation with the exhibition "The World Missing", Women Together International with the exhibition "Otras Meninas" and the Cisneros Foundation.

Date and place of birt:1965, Sevilla, Spain
Period of activity: XX, XXI century
Specialization:Artist, Painter
Genre:Nude art, Portrait
Art style:Surrealism, Hyperrealism, Contemporary art

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Mark Lombardi (1951 - 2000)
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Renata Boero (1936)
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Guillaume Apollinaire (1880 - 1918)
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Rupert García (1941)
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Karl Rössing
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