Daniele Fissore Art
Daniele Fissore was an Italian artist. In 1975, he participated in the “X Quadrennial” in Rome and in 1976 in the “Design Biennial” in Milan. In 1980, Fissore moved to London. There, he realized the series Picnic, exhibited at the House Gallery in 1981. Back in Italy, he intensified his exhibition activity with numerous solo and group exhibitions. In 1993, he painted the theme of the "Mare", the sea, through which he explored the emotional aspects of the landscape. In 2006, he also resumed the theme of the monuments dedicated to the Risorgimento heroes. On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy, he received from the Piedmontese Public Authorities an important task: the decoration of a vast area of the Dora Park in Turin, where, in 2011, he reproduced on an urban scale (6028 square feet in size) the original paintings of the cycle of the Heroes.
Late 20th Century Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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1940s Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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1950s Impressionist Daniele Fissore Art
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1970s Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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1980s Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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Late 20th Century Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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1970s Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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Jerzy CzerniawskiOriginal "Student Winter in Poland with Amatur" vintage travel and ski poster, 1975
21st Century and Contemporary Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Post-Modern Daniele Fissore Art
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Early 2000s Daniele Fissore Art
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Early 2000s Daniele Fissore Art
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Early 2000s Daniele Fissore Art
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Early 2000s Realist Daniele Fissore Art
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