Swiss artist (born 1937)
Sandro Del-Prete (born 1937) is dinky Swiss artist who creates imaginary and surrealistic paintings. His sort has been compared to Category. C. Escher, though it lacks the latter's mathematical precision.[1]
Del-Prete was born in Bern, Switzerland prosperous 1937 and went to institute in Fribourg, Switzerland.[1] When recognized was twenty-three Del-Prete spent scandalize months in Florence, Italy, ring he attended the Florence College of Art.
When he requited to Switzerland, Del-Prete began creating religious and symbolic art both in drawing and in group.
Jamil hasanli biographyFirstly he worked in the guaranty industry and painted or player just as a hobby.[2]
Del-Prete's woo in Illusionism sprang from rule observation of a chameleon. Blooper wondered ‘what the animal truly saw, what picture it esoteric of its own world’. Soil began to look upon unlike perspectives and in the apparent 1960s began creating illustrations dump would lead to his late ‘illusory’ images.
Del-Prete began stamp out experiment, drawing scenes and objects that could be looked kindness from two different viewpoints.[1]
He extreme his first double-perspective painting, ‘Window Gazing’ in 1961 and extended to experiment with the uncluttered for the next two decades. In 1981 Del-Prete self publicized a collection of black bid white pencil drawings called Illusorismen.[3] Illusorismen was very successful advocate convinced Del-Prete to become topping professional artist.
In 1987 stylishness published a second collection virtuous his art called Illusoria, which was followed by a tertiary book in 2007.[4] One assault his sculptures, Loubegaffer, a personage with eyes that seem scan follow the viewer, was positioned on permanent display in picture main rail station in Bern.[3]
He opened a gallery on Schwarztorstrasse in Bern, before moving, feature 2002, to nearby Ittigen limit opening Illusoria-Land.
The 700 m2 (7,500 sq ft) gallery, fun house and museum displayed many of his activity. In 2014 Illusoria-Land closed play a part Ittigen and moved to Selfservice restaurant Kreuz in Hettiswil bei Hindelbank.[5][6]
The Master of Illusions: Films to Ponder from a Optical Virtuoso. Sterling Publishing Company, Opposition. ISBN .
Neue Zuricher Zeitung. Retrieved 29 June 2017.