Faro al Pacifico | by Bernabé Sedita.

Name: Faro al Pacifico | by Bernabé Sedita.
SKU: BBS/010
Availability: InStock

$ 32.5 – $ 75.8

“Faro al Pacifico” oil on paper made by Argentinean artist Bernabé Sedita.

This artwork sells exclusively for The Funky Curator. Limited Edition art print of 300.

PAPER QUALITY: You can choose between Standard Paper, Enhanced matte art 200 gs. or Premium Paper Hahnemühle German Etching® 310gr 100% cellulose. Hahnemühle German Etching is a traditional mould-made copperplate printing paper, complete with an inkjet coating designed especially for FineArt applications. The white art paper made from 100% alpha cellulose is characterised by its extraordinary velvety tactile feel and its fine, clearly defined felt structure. The unique surface texture adds a very special touch to images, showcasing them in all their splendour with impressive three-dimensional effect and depth.

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Description

Bernabé Sedita grew up painting the landscapes of his native Córdo-ba outdoors. From the hand of his father, Daniel, he learned to paint ‘au plain air’ as if it were a game. “You could say that my training is self-taught, because I did not receive a degree in any school,” he says. However, more than 800 paintings made with this technique and numerous painting and exchange trips in the atelier of other artists around the world, give him the solidity and humility of a teacher. A young representative of Impressionism, with simple brushstrokes he achieves complex works, which are completed with a withdrawn and attentive observation. His goal and, at the same time, his greatest virtue, is to make the tones of his landscapes transport, with each new look, to that original moment of connection with nature.