Tenderini 'Views of Venice: St. Mark Basilica' Notebook (Large)
Nicola Tenderini
Large notebook made of 48 unlined ivory sheets. Diam 150 x 110 mm.
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Nicola Tenderini was born in July 13th, 1965 in Venice. His family has premanese origins, close to Lecco. They arrive in Venice at the beginning of ‘800. The Tenderinis are well-known in the Venetian tradition for their ability in working iron: among blacksmiths plenty are their descendants in Venice and mainland. Nicola Tenderini has conveyed family roots memories in one of his watercolour collections, proposing many railings and other public works of quite considerable artistic esteem. His education begins with Artistic Lycee in Venice, where he has followed the course of Architecture, straying from strip cartoons to illustrations and coming back to academic drawing, realism and to the research of architectural details in backgrounds, taking particular care of sceneries. Master Giorgio Zennaro has helped Tenderini in finding a research journey made of sculpture and modelling experimentation, specifically clay, touching both realism and abstractionism In the school years Tenderini gets closer to the theatre environment and thanks to Compagnia dell’Avogaria he is introduced to an active knowledge of stage designing. He cultivates a true passion that leads him to enter Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, where he follows the course of professor Antonio Capodanno. The end course essay gives expression to pictorial contrasts of materials; he starts from a careful analysis of architectural subjects and ends to design stage sceneries for “Othello” and “Cherry trees gardens” by Checov Since 1998 he has opened his Atelier: in the ground floor he proposes waterocolour artistic reproductions; he has his studio at the second floor, with a magnificent view on Rialto area. In the afternoon he preferably works en plein air around Venice .His favorite subjects are architecture, Venetian atmospheres, doors worn out by water on the canal; he constantly looks for particular wall shadings and foreshortenings, shadows that cut and shape capitals and three-light windows of Venetian palaces.
(Made in Italy)
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Nicola Tenderini was born in July 13th, 1965 in Venice. His family has premanese origins, close to Lecco. They arrive in Venice at the beginning of ‘800. The Tenderinis are well-known in the Venetian tradition for their ability in working iron: among blacksmiths plenty are their descendants in Venice and mainland. Nicola Tenderini has conveyed family roots memories in one of his watercolour collections, proposing many railings and other public works of quite considerable artistic esteem. His education begins with Artistic Lycee in Venice, where he has followed the course of Architecture, straying from strip cartoons to illustrations and coming back to academic drawing, realism and to the research of architectural details in backgrounds, taking particular care of sceneries. Master Giorgio Zennaro has helped Tenderini in finding a research journey made of sculpture and modelling experimentation, specifically clay, touching both realism and abstractionism In the school years Tenderini gets closer to the theatre environment and thanks to Compagnia dell’Avogaria he is introduced to an active knowledge of stage designing. He cultivates a true passion that leads him to enter Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, where he follows the course of professor Antonio Capodanno. The end course essay gives expression to pictorial contrasts of materials; he starts from a careful analysis of architectural subjects and ends to design stage sceneries for “Othello” and “Cherry trees gardens” by Checov Since 1998 he has opened his Atelier: in the ground floor he proposes waterocolour artistic reproductions; he has his studio at the second floor, with a magnificent view on Rialto area. In the afternoon he preferably works en plein air around Venice .His favorite subjects are architecture, Venetian atmospheres, doors worn out by water on the canal; he constantly looks for particular wall shadings and foreshortenings, shadows that cut and shape capitals and three-light windows of Venetian palaces.
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