SCARLETT SMILE “Scarlett, give me a smile, please…” “Of course, it’s yours from here to eternity…” Watercolor painting and pencils on Fabriano paper 31×46 cm plus frame
VERMEER SMILE “I saw thee smile – the sapphire’s blaze Beside thee ceased to shine; It could not match the living rays That fill’d that glance of thine.” (G.Byron) Copy from Vermeer. Oil painting on canvas 20 x 30 plus frame
Blessed is the fruit of thy womb….
Oil painting on canvas 50×100 cm plus frame
Maria Copy from Raffaello ‘s Madonna del CardellinoMaria Copy from Raffaello ‘s Madonna del Cardellino Dipinto ad olio su tela 30×40 cm più cornice
The rose that I didn’t pick…
Detail revised of Berthe Morisot ‘s canvas “The port at Lorient” (1869)
Oil painting on canvas 30×40 cm plus frame
Where have all the flowers gone
Watercolor painting and pencils on paper Fabriano 31×46 cm
“Meriggiare pallido ed assorto…”
(E. Montale)
Female figure surrounded by a summer landscape.
Copy from a German painter of the second half of the eighteenth century. Oil painting on canvas 20×30 plus frame
NAKED DANCER
“The very hard struggle for gaining the space to express oneself”.
Oil painting on canvas 105×130 cm
VOLUPTAS
Oil painting on canvas 100×120 cm
The sleeping prohibited fruit…
“Your cosy belly
My home
The only one
In all
The universe…”
(Zenaud Verlaine)
Oil painting on canvas 50×70 cm plus frame
FOSTER in the fifties or “A brush touch”
Chalk on paper 49×69 cm
Homage to Gaugain
“No te aha oe riri?”
(from Maori language: “Why are you angry?”)
“Jo poso vestida porque mi marido es celoso…”
“I pose dressed because my husband is jealous…”
Oil painting on pressed cardboard 73×103 cm plus frame
“Who is singing with me?”
Amy and Billie…
Oil painting on canvas 80×100 cm
“Please don’t bite me on the neck…”
Oil painting on canvas 25×35 cm plus frame
Terrence Malick’s “The Tree of Life” ending:
The beautiful Jessica Chastain find himself with the whole of her family (even with her dead son) by the sea on an isolated beach on sorrounded by angelic figures…
Oil and watercolor plus pencils on paper Fabriano 31×46 cm
JESSICA SMILE “Mine eyes have drawn thy shape, and thine for me Are windows to my breast, where-through the sun Delights to peep, to gaze therein on thee; Yet eyes this cunning want to grace their art; They draw but what they see, know not the heart…” (William Shakespeare Sonnet 24) watercolor paintings and pencils on paper Fabriano 31×46 cm
TAMZIN SMILE To Tamzin Merchant Catherine Howard’s Marvellous Star in the serial “The Tudors” with Endless Love Zeno Da Verona ou bien “Le sourise de la petite pomme de terre” watercolor painting and pencils on paper Fabriano 31×46 cm plus frame
Catherine Howard’s last words…”Life is…very beautiful”.
Watercolor painting and pencils on paper Fabriano 31×46 cm plus frame
KYLIE SMILE “You don’t remember me, But I remember you, T’was not so long ago, You broke my heart in two, TEARS ON MY PILLOW,… Pain in my heart, Caused by YOUUUUU…” (Performed by Kylie Minogue) Watercolor painting and pencils on paper Fabriano 31×46 cm plus frame
“Parlami di teee, delle cose che pensiii
Parlami di teee, ti fa bene parlarneee
Dimmi cosa faiii, quando tu mi sei lontanooo
Dimmi se di leiii ti è rimasto il rimpiantooo.
Parlami di teee, dei tuoi sogni perdutiii
Dimmi se in meee CREDI ANCORA LA VITAAAAAA…”
Françoise Hardy, Festival di S.Remo 1966
Watercolor painting and pencil on paper Fabriano 31×46 cm
THE FABULOUS SIXTIES: LA MERVEILLEUSE FRANCOISE HARDY “Oui, mais moi, je vais seule, car personne ne m’aime…”
mais tout le mond t’aimait, t’aime beaucoup Françoise…
Drawings with pencils and charcoal on paper 30×40 cm plus frame
Charlize…Charlize…
Drawing with pencils and sanguine on paper 30×40 cm plus frame
She had large eyes of a deep hue of blue, fleshy lips, a face shaped like an almost perfect oval, if it were not for her slightly prominent chin, almost a token of her proletarian origin (indeed, she descended from a humble line of miners). By contrast, her delightful, upturned little nose gave her an aristocratic profile, which, together with her freckles, thickly spread especially on her cheek, made for a little-girl look that let her seem younger than her twenty years…she was Angie of Yorkshire.
Drawing with chalk and pencil on paper 30×40 cm
SUMMER IN YORKSHIRE (d’après Renoir)
ANGIE’S STORY-2
Angie with Schwarzy (short for Schwarzenegger), her snarling waspish fellow, Yorkshire breed of course, the only male mammal she ever got along with – at least, that’s what she believes…
Angie: Schwarzy, you are a rascal! You must stop scaring Mr. Nodle (the postman) every morning!…
Schwarzy: Arf! Arf! Arf! (translation: But, my dear, Mr. Nodle is a male mammal, and it is my duty to protect my, our territory from any kind of intrusion!)
Angie: If you go on like this, I shall lock you in the cellar with the mice!
Schwarzy: Arf! Arf! (translation: Yuk! Yuk! Great! Chasing mice is my favourite Pastime!*)
* Apparently Angie doesn’t remember that the Yorkshire breed was originally bred for chasing mice before they became lapdogs…
Watercolor painting and pencils on Fabriano paper 31x46cm
Un’estate faaa
la storia di noi dueee
era un po’ come una favolaaa…
L’autostrada della vacanza
segnerà la tua lontananza…
Un’estate in più che ci regalerààà
un’autunno malinconicooooo…
“One summer ago” is the Italian version of one the most beautiful French songs, “Une belle Histoire” (1971) by Michel Fugain, Italian text of the late ‘Califfo’, Franco Califano (“Everythings else is noiaaaaa…”)
Watercolor paintings on Arches paper 18×26 cm
ANNELIESE SMILE: THE PURITY OF HER SMILE IN CONTRAST TO THE PURITY OF RACE Anneliese, Willi Graf’s little sister. “Beauty is truth, truth beauty, – that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.” (John Keats, Ode on a Grecian Urn, vv.49-50) Pencil and charcoal drawing on Fabriano paper 31x 46 cm
THE BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS
D’après Leonardo Da Vinci
Chalk, biro and pencils on rough paper 29,5 x 40 cm plus frame
ARGENTINIAN DREAM Watercolor painting and pencils on Fabriano paper 31×46 cm
RACHEL SMILE “Death will come and your eyes will be…” (Cesare Pavese) Watercolor painting and pencils on Fabriano paper 31 x 46 cm plus frame
ANITA SMILE Watercolor paintings and pencils on Fabriano paper 31 x 46 plus frame
RECUERDO del MAS HERMOSO ODLE SUNSET…
Watercolors and watercolor pencils on Fabriano paper 31×46 cm
EVI, THE FIRST WOMAN IN THE WORLD Watercolor painting and watercolor pencils on Fabriano paper 31×46 cm