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Angela Carli

Charlie Chaplin, un giorno senza un sorriso è un giorno perso

Charlie Chaplin, un giorno senza un sorriso è un giorno perso

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Angela Carli's, features a charming portrait of Charlie Chaplin. Carli's signature technique shines as she captures Chaplin's timeless charisma with a touch of whimsy. The artwork is adorned with a vintage backdrop, echoing an era when Chaplin graced the silver screen. The poignant phrase, 'Charlie Chaplin, un giorno senza un sorriso è un giorno perso' ('A day without a smile is a day wasted'), adds a touch of philosophy to the composition. Carli's ability to merge lifelike portraiture with nostalgic elements crafts a visual ode to the iconic comedian and the enduring power of a smile.

Medium: Mix Media on Canvas
Size: 150 x 100 cm
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Angela Carli

Italian painter, b. Siena 1978. Trained in Siena and Florence. Paints women who fought for their freedom, always starting from the eyes.

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Angela Carli

Angela Carli was born in Siena in 1978 and trained at the Duccio di Buoninsegna school of applied arts and the Florence Academy of Fine Arts. Her subject is women, and above all women who have fought for their freedom and independence. She paints them strong and fragile at once, always starting from the eyes, and will destroy a canvas if the gaze is not right. She teaches at her own academy and has exhibited across Italy and France.

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