"Angelica"- Limited Edition- HAND Embellished

Stretching and Framing are available at OUR cost- FREE Shipping & Handling

Pino's portraits allow glimpses into intensely personal, intimate spaces, conveying emotion through rich, warm color and sensual brushwork. "Angelica" is a limited edition Giclée on canvas that has been hand Embellished by the artist and signed and numbered, limited to the edition size.

Includes Certificate of Authenticity!

Measures approximately 18" x 10"

Non Embellished and other sized canvases also available on request. Contact us at 239-275-0500 for further information and pricing and we can list on EBAY for you.

National Wildlife Gallery (Established 1976) is an authorized dealer and buys all Pino and Vidans directly from the Pino Daeni family in Mint Condition with COAs. We ship worldwide directly from their warehouse in New Jersey or from our facility in Fort Myers, Florida.  

Framing Options

See www.PinoArtwork (dot) com clicking on FRAMING to view all available moldings for framing..  Our framing application on the site will allow you to pick your frame, using the image of the artwork you are purchasing and let you pick your wall coloring to see how your artwork will look when framed and hung. We have a 4000 Square Foot Framing Facility here in Fort Myers, Florida and can provide stretching and framing. 

Detailed instructions are on the website.

We are also an authorized distributor for over 500 high quality wood frames available to us from Larsonjuhl (dot) com.

Artist: Pino Biography

Giuseppe "Pino" Dangelico (1939-2010) was born in Bari, Italy. Trained at The Art Institute of Bari and later at Milan’s Academy of Brea, he perfected his skills painting nudes and figures and was heavily influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites and Macchiaioli.

After establishing himself as a successful artist in his native land, Pino decided to immigrate to the United States in search of further artistic freedom and opportunity. He was soon discovered by the distinguished Borghi Gallery, which held several prestigious exhibitions of his work in New York and Boston.

Pino’s early paintings, featuring soft and romantic characters, caught the attention of major book publishers Dell and Zebra Books. In 1980 Zebra commissioned him to do his first book cover. His popularity soon grew within the literary community, and he became the artist-in-demand for Zebra, Bantam, Simon and Schuster, Harlequin, Penguin USA and Dell. Over the ensuing decades Pino illustrated the covers of over 3,000 books, with his unique style dominating the market.

While working as the industry’s top illustrator, on the side Pino painted fine art oils; this body of work has become his trademark. Pino’s unmistakable canvases elicit feelings of warmth, nostalgia, love and family. The delicately conveyed moments in time are the vision of his alter ego, a young boy surrounded by beautiful women – with his sisters, aunts and cousins serving as inspiration. His paintings are often set on picturesque beaches on the Mediterranean where he grew up. Pino’s exceptional ability to capture the movements, expressions and deep contemplation of his subjects has brought his artwork a worldwide following and many commissions for private portraits.

His rich and vibrant work closely mirrored his personality. Pino’s technique – founded by warm and exciting colors and a subtle approach to his subjects – is his hallmark and demonstrates why his original oils, limited edition giclées and serigraphs are sought after by collectors throughout the art world.

Purchasing

If you would like to bid, buy or make an offer on this item, strive to make sure all transactions are completed smoothly, professionally and efficiently.  We encourage questions before you make your purchase so you have all the information needed to make your final decision, so please don't hesitate to ask us by contacting us immediately.

National Wildlife Gallery was founded in 1976 in Fort Myers, Florida. We are authorized dealers for major artists worldwide and have a large dealer and collector base.  National Wildlife Gallery has expanded its inventory to include not just Wildlife but to offer contemporary, modern, western art, pop art and other genres.

Consignment Artwork

 These are items previously owned by our loyal customers, or come from other authorized dealers, who trust us to sell their inventory for them.  Generally we only sell prints that are in “mint” condition usually with certificate of authenticity (if issued).  Some artwork is accepted by us for sale which may have slight imperfections which will be indicated in the artwork description. But these consignment artworks are sold “in good faith” which means we are trusting the word of a third party and we may not have seen the item visually at time of sale. Again we encourage questions before you finalize payment as all consignment pieces are sold “AS IS”… Contact us if YOU have any prints for sale you would like us to buy outright or list in our consignment program.

Shipping Options

Items are shipped tubed or flat as necessary. .  Some of our in house inventory is stretched canvas (gallery wrapped) which means the canvas is stretched over a wooden stretcher bars.  Some artwork is framed and will be listed as framed with a photo of frame. Stretched canvas and framed artwork will need to be weighed and shipping quoted at the time of purchase because of fluctuating mail charges, again you will be notified if the fee listed has to be increased due to this fact. Of course if the listing states “Free Shipping”, then it is Free for the Continental US.  We ship Worldwide-Contact us for quotes, include your city, country and zip. You will be responsible for taxes and duties. Contact us and advise your shipping address for quotes.

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