Antonio Mancini: A collection of 111 paintings (HD) *UPDATE
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[1] ANTONIO MANCINI 1852-1930 --- bit.ly/2Q13yBI
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Antonio Mancini: A collection of 111 paintings (HD) *UPDATE
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Description: "One of Italy's greatest early modern painters, Antonio Mancini (1852-1930) is best known for his daring and innovative painting methods. Born in Rome, Mancini spent his formative years in Naples, and it was there that the young artist was first recognized as a precociously gifted figure painter, noted for his poignant depictions of poor street urchins, or scugnizzi, subjects with whom he identified through his own impoverished childhood. Through his studies at the Istituto di Belle Arti (Academy of Fine Arts) and the influence of Neapolitan Baroque artists and his own most important teacher, Domenico Morelli, Mancini developed a realistic style that he held to stubbornly, even after meeting Edgar Degas, Édouard Manet, Jean Léon Gérôme, and other French artists during two extended trips to Paris in the 1870s.
After returning to Naples, Mancini's promising career was seriously derailed by an episode of mental illness-possibly brought on by mercury poisoning-that included delirium and even hallucinations and culminated in his hospitalization for four months in 1881-82. Although pronounced "cured," his bizarre behavior persisted to the extent that many referred to him as il pittore pazzo--the crazy painter. It was during this first period of mental instability that Mancini began to express his lifelong fixation with reflective self portraits. His paintings were at once realistic and visionary.
Mancini moved permanently to Rome in 1883. In the following decades his inability to manage his affairs limited him to a precarious existence even as he developed new techniques: the use of the gratìcola (or perspective grid), radically thick impastos, and the inclusion of glass, metal foil, and other materials on the surfaces of his paintings. Nevertheless, he garnered the support of a cadre of European and American patrons and artists, and the turn of the century brought growing critical acclaim and acceptance of his work. John Singer Sargent is said to have called Mancini the "greatest living painter." Mancini contributed paintings to the Venice Biennale and other respected exhibitions in Europe, and by the time of his death in Italy in 1930, he had assumed the status of a national hero."
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The best artist ever..Totally underrated still.I am learning from him!!His characters are alive..Thanks
A wonderful and glorious painter 🙏
I am a Mancini also an an artist. But he is an ARTIST!!!
Ciao, cousin!!🙋♀I'm a Mancini as well as an artist. Maybe it's a family thing!! Hehe☺
An artistic genious very high art
Excellent. I'm an artist &this is the first I've heard of him.
Hermoso! Muchas gracias por compartir. Long life for these amazing channel!
Awesome paintings
wonderful artist..
Antonio Mancini (Albano Laziale, 14 novembre 1852 - Rome, 28 décembre 1930) est un peintre italien actif dans la seconde moitié du xixe et la première du xxe siècle, rattaché au mouvement pictural des Macchiaioli..
Pour une ébauche plus complète je vous propose le lien source de cet extrait:
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Mancini
il est né en Rome, pas en Albano Laziale. Il n'etait pas un "Macchiaiolo"
Piuttosto è legato al grande scultore VINCENZO GEMITO.
I agree with Sargent: quintessential artist.
It appears he liked Renoir 😊
Aveva un talento naturale incredibile! Esistono pitture fatte quando aveva 15,16 e 17 anni di fattura stupefacente per un ragazzo tanto giovane; se riuscirete a vederle, (es. la pittura (cm186x140) al minuto 1:50 l'ha realizzata a 16 anni) poi andate a confrontarle con quelle pur ottime che Picasso faceva a quelle età e capirete cosa intendo per talento naturale incredibile.
What composer is the background music? What piano work is it? Thanks
TERRIBLE "music" AS USUAL! Sad
NOT Mancini:
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@Chun Chen-Thai just fake Mancinis. He was very famous: there a lot of copies and fake artworks
@@manuelcarrera9895 Wow
Sargent said Mancini was the best painter on the planet.
Манчини портреты википедия