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Roberto Azank

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                 Still Life with Equinopsis
Roberto Azank is a painter with a unique and unforgettable style. His renderings of common objects such as flowers, fruits and vessels, set against backgrounds of bold color planes, demonstrate superb draftsmanship and a great eye for detail. He  creates portraits of non-living objects that are seemingly transformed to another level of reality.

Now at mid-career, Roberto describes himself as a metaclassical artist whose interests lie in the abstract qualities of realism as opposed to the photographic copying of nature. With this extraordinary style, the artist has returned the long, historic tradition of realistic painting to its rightful place in contemporary art.

Represented by the Eleonore Austerer Gallery for many years, he is one of their most popular and successful artists. The gallery’s currently featured contemporary exhibit, Objects of Desire,  features works by Roberto Azank and sculptor Brian Russell. 

Posted on Mar 13, 2007 at 06:39AM by Registered CommenterDoug in | Comments4 Comments

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Reader Comments (4)

This is a smashing piece! Bold colors, almost photographic detail, really quite striking. My family and I will be visiting Rancho Mirage in April and will make a call at this gallery.

Very informative site by the way.

March 15 | Unregistered CommenterSteve

His work is beautiful but way beyond my means. I looked at his other paintings on the web site and particularly like the one of the water lilies. It's so peaceful and calming. I wonder if he offers prints?

I'd suggest, Jeanne, that you call Eleonore at the gallery and ask. I don't know whether he offers prints or not.

March 19 | Unregistered CommenterDoug

Beautiful!

May 11 | Unregistered CommenterRene

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