Pino (Prints)

The dramatic paintings of Giuseppe (Pino) Dangelico are not as spontaneous as they might at first appear. It is, in fact, the duplicity of fresh, spirited brushwork and rich dense tones of color... Read More

Pino Daeni Art Prints For Sale

Whispering HeartGiclee Canvas
26.00" x 26.00" / 66.04cm x 66.04cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Mother's LoveGiclee Canvas
25.00" x 32.00" / 63.50cm x 81.28cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
ContemplationGiclee Canvas
32.00" x 26.00" / 81.28cm x 66.04cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Soft lightGiclee Canvas
22.00" x 34.00" / 55.88cm x 86.36cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Just Another DayGiclee Canvas
26.00" x 34.00" / 66.04cm x 86.36cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
In The Late EveningGiclee Canvas
28.00" x 34.00" / 71.12cm x 86.36cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Last TouchGiclee Canvas
32.00" x 26.00" / 81.28cm x 66.04cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
Maternal InstinctsGiclee Canvas
28.00" x 20.00" / 71.12cm x 50.80cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
First GlanceGiclee Canvas
28.00" x 28.00" / 71.12cm x 71.12cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Long Stemmed LoveliesGiclee Canvas
20.00" x 28.00" / 50.80cm x 71.12cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
The Chimney SweepGiclee Canvas
20.00" x 16.00" / 50.80cm x 40.64cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,150.00
Sweet DreamsGiclee Canvas
24.00" x 26.00" / 60.96cm x 66.04cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Party DreamsGiclee Canvas
24.00" x 18.00" / 60.96cm x 45.72cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Dressing TableGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 26.00" / 101.60cm x 66.04cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Late Night ReadingGiclee Canvas
27.00" x 36.00" / 68.58cm x 91.44cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Thinking of YouGiclee Canvas
36.00" x 30.00" / 91.44cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Safe HarborGiclee Canvas
20.00" x 30.00" / 50.80cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Music LoverGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 24.00" / 76.20cm x 60.96cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
InnocenceGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 36.00" / 76.20cm x 91.44cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
White SandGiclee Canvas
26.00" x 40.00" / 66.04cm x 101.60cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Morning BreezeGiclee Canvas
24.00" x 18.00" / 60.96cm x 45.72cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Colourful ArchwayGiclee Canvas
24.0" x 36.0" / 60.96cm x 91.44cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
RestfulGiclee Canvas
24.00" x 40.00" / 60.96cm x 101.60cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $3,200.00
The DancerGiclee Canvas
40.0" x 30.0" / 101.60cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
A Tale to TellGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 24.00" / 76.20cm x 60.96cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
A Time To RememberGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 36.00" / 76.20cm x 91.44cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
After DinnerGiclee Canvas
38.00" x 32.00" / 96.52cm x 81.28cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Angel From AboveGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 22.00" / 76.20cm x 55.88cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
DaydreamGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 36.00" / 76.20cm x 91.44cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
Debra RevisitedGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 32.00" / 101.60cm x 81.28cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Early MorningGiclee Canvas
24.00" x 18.00" / 60.96cm x 45.72cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
Evening OutGiclee Canvas
20.00" x 18.00" / 50.80cm x 45.72cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $975.00
Flower ChildGiclee Canvas
26.00" x 20.00" / 66.04cm x 50.80cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,225.00
Gypsy (The)Giclee Canvas
22.00" x 20.00" / 55.88cm x 50.80cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
Her Favorite BookGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 30.00" / 101.60cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Homeward BoundGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 36.00" / 76.20cm x 91.44cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Into The NightGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 30.00" / 101.60cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Lines in The SandGiclee Canvas
26.00" x 16.00" / 66.04cm x 40.64cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
Longing ForGiclee Canvas
32.00" x 36.00" / 81.28cm x 91.44cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Love Harmony & Desire - TrioGiclee Canvas
16.00" x 20.00" / 40.64cm x 50.80cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $2,595.00
Mediterranean BreezeGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 30.00" / 76.20cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Morning DreamsGiclee Canvas
26.00" x 30.00" / 66.04cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
Seaside GatheringGiclee Canvas - Hand Emb.
30.00" x 30.00" / 76.20cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $4,000.00
Precious MomentsGiclee Canvas
27.00" x 36.00" / 68.58cm x 91.44cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,395.00
Remember WhenGiclee Canvas
38.00" x 46.00" / 96.52cm x 116.84cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,995.00
SerendipityGiclee Canvas
32.00" x 32.00" / 81.28cm x 81.28cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Silent ContemplationGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 30.00" / 76.20cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
SolaceGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 24.00" / 76.20cm x 60.96cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
The GatheringGiclee Canvas
36.00" x 48.00" / 91.44cm x 121.92cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,995.00
White RhapsodyGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 30.00" / 101.60cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Wistful ThinkingGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 30.00" / 76.20cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
AngelicaGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 24.00" / 101.60cm x 60.96cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Mixed EmotionsGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 28.00" / 101.60cm x 71.12cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Close to my HeartGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 22.00" / 76.20cm x 55.88cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
At the BalconyGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 32.00" / 101.60cm x 81.28cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,995.00
Cliffside RetreatGiclee Canvas
32.00" x 40.00" / 81.28cm x 101.60cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Dancing in BarcelonaGiclee Canvas
48.00" x 34.00" / 121.92cm x 86.36cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,995.00
Faithful DreamsGiclee Canvas
46.00" x 28.00" / 116.84cm x 71.12cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,995.00
Fleeting MomentsGiclee Canvas
32.00" x 40.00" / 81.28cm x 101.60cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Mystic DreamsGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 40.00" / 76.20cm x 101.60cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Parisian GirlGiclee Canvas
34.00" x 34.00" / 86.36cm x 86.36cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
PurityGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 30.00" / 101.60cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
ReflectionsGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 20.00" / 101.60cm x 50.80cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,850.00
Sunday ChoresGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 30.00" / 76.20cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Evening EleganceGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 24.00" / 101.60cm x 60.96cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Best FriendsGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 32.00" / 101.60cm x 81.28cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Dream CatcherGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 26.00" / 101.60cm x 66.04cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
EsterGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 30.00" / 76.20cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,850.00
SensualityGiclee Canvas
32.00" x 38.00" / 81.28cm x 96.52cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Sweet ReposeGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 40.00" / 76.20cm x 101.60cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Silk TafettaGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 24.00" / 101.60cm x 60.96cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Warm MemoriesGiclee Canvas
44.00" x 34.00" / 111.76cm x 86.36cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,995.00
Bedtime StoriesGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 30.00" / 101.60cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Morning ReflectionsGiclee Canvas
26.00" x 24.00" / 66.04cm x 60.96cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Mystical LightGiclee Canvas
38.00" x 40.00" / 96.52cm x 101.60cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,995.00
Summer RetreatGiclee Canvas
20.00" x 26.00" / 50.80cm x 66.04cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Beach WalkGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 30.00" / 76.20cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
After MidnightGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 30.00" / 101.60cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
Dreaming MadridGiclee Canvas
40.00" x 30.00" / 101.60cm x 76.20cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
IsabellaGiclee Canvas
28.00" x 18.00" / 71.12cm x 45.72cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
The Country ChefGiclee Canvas
36.00" x 24.00" / 91.44cm x 60.96cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $1,595.00
The Last DanceGiclee Canvas
36.00" x 48.00" / 91.44cm x 121.92cm
Unframed (US Dollar): $2,000.00

About Pino Daeni

With a full range of figural subjects from the youthful openness of children to the sensual innocence of young women and unvarnished records of life's penetrating experience etched in the faces of old men, Pino explores the act of painting in the process of uncovering the reality of form.

Pino's unique vision was born in formal training, disciplined by professional illustration and set free with the experimentation that has always marked advances in the history of painting. It is a vision that can reconcile geometric patterns of an informal interior space with the organic shapes of human forms; a vision that can press the picture plane with frank subjects that engage the viewer directly while others recede and turn shyly away.

A master of representational, impressionistic bravura painting, Pino attacks the canvas with an energy and confidence that recalls earlier work by Anders Zorn (1860-1920), Joaquin Sorolla (1863-1923) and, or course John Singer Sargent (1856-1925). A consummate technician, Pino has the ability to capture both form and light with a few lightning strokes, transforming everyday life into romantic moods filled with verve, vitality and mystery.

Born on the cusp of a defining world war in Europe, Pino Dangelico's childhood visual memories are those of women left behind to keep the home fires burning. His mother, aunts, grandmothers and cousins became a universe of attractive Italian women in aprons, maintaining domestic tranquility in very uncertain times. Bathed in the Adriatic light of his native Bari, these figures would later infuse the romantic canvases of Pino that speak so softly to the hearts of Europeans and Americans alike today.

Throughout his early education Pino drew sketches in the margins of his textbooks and, when his older brothers and soccer teammates offered him 30 lire per drawing to help them with their high school design projects, he considered the earned income confirmation that he might be able to support himself doing something that he loved. At seventeen Pino was enrolled at the Art Institute in Bari and found a job illustrating a small religious publication. At twenty-one he was ready to leave home for studies at the Academy of Brera in Milan. He arrived at the train station with three pencils, one brush and holes in his shoes.

Soon Pino was illustrating historical scenes for grade school textbooks and later joined the staff of Fabbri, a well-known publishing firm where he illustrated history books and women's magazines. When his father died suddenly at age fifty-two, Pino moved his mother, two sisters and three brothers (an older brother was already on his own) to Milan where, as head of the household, he was their sole support until his siblings were able to provide for themselves.

In 1970 Pino married Chiara and in 1971 their first child, a daughter, Paola was born. Later that year his five year contract with Fabbri expired and the ambitious artist made his first trip to the United States on a visitor's visa where he spent three unsuccessful months in new York seeking a sponsor and employment. Upon his return to Milan, Pino and Chiara had their second child, a son named Massimo.

Throughout his studies and early commercial career Pino dreamed of being free of art directors and account executives whose demands that he paint their ideas rather than his own were a constant drain on his creative energy. The prodigious attention span that he enjoyed as a child was now combined with the puritan work ethic of his father, the Italian flair for romance and detail and determined patience born of near poverty. Pino knew where he wanted to be but the responsibility of a family held him close to lucrative illustrations where his use of subliminal devices, color, composition and detail were already pushing the edge of the envelope in a field where publishers were more interested in consistency than originality.

Having grown up with the faded glories of renaissance art and architecture at his doorstep Pino was in tune with the energies of a new era and, despite his phenomenal success as one of the leading European illustrators of all time, he wanted to be closer to the dynamic art center of the world, New York. He also wanted to release his art from the restrictions of others and be free to explore new avenues that had been opened by the abstract expressionists of the late 1940's and early 1950's.

A visit to Manhattan in 1971 exposed Pino to the exciting synergy of the United States and the museums of New York opened his eyes to the rich history of figure painting in America. In 1978 he returned with his wife Chiara, seven-year daughter, Paola and five-year-old son, Massimo.

Knowing of course, that New York was not only the center of fine art but also the world publishing capital, the place where big deals were made and new concepts and original styles rewarded, Pino, accompanied by a friend as translator, began knocking on doors of America's top publishers. Zebra books gave him his first opportunity and the success of his first covers for Zebra soon had Simon & Schuster, Bantam, Harlequin, Penguin and Dell eagerly seeking his distinctive style that would not only dominate the market but also exert a profound influence on other artists' work from 1980 to 1995. During this period Pino was the highest paid illustrator in America with over 3,000 book covers, movie posters and magazine illustrations to his credit.

Eager to leave illustration behind and to begin stretching the envelope of fine art with his fresh figural concepts and brilliant brushwork, Pino began showing his canvases to galleries in 1994. They met with immediate success among collectors and Pino began to distill over forty years of training and experience into each new painting. Combining all that he has learned from formal training and assimilated from observing the great masters, Pino has evolved a mature style that is both distinctive and deeply rooted in art history.

In 1995 Pino was the subject of specials on Entertainment Tonight, CNN, and CBS' 48 Hours and in 1996 he was featured in People Magazine.

In June 2001, Pino was an invited artist in the Prix de West, one of the nation's most prestigious museum exhibitions at the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City.

Art Prints Sold

AfternoonOil on Linen, Framed
18.00" x 14.00" / 45.72cm x 35.56cm
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Evening ThoughtsGiclee Canvas
26.00" x 26.00" / 66.04cm x 66.04cm
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Our Time TogetherOil on Linen
30.00" x 24.00" / 76.20cm x 60.96cm
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Treasured MemoriesOil on Linen
30.00" x 24.00" / 76.20cm x 60.96cm
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RejuvenationOil on Linen
24.00" x 18.00" / 60.96cm x 45.72cm
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The Looking GlassOil on Linen
20.00" x 16.00" / 50.80cm x 40.64cm
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Magic Carpet (Oil)Oil on Linen (framed)
24.00" x 40.00" / 60.96cm x 101.60cm
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EnchantmentGiclee Canvas
36.00" x 30.00" / 91.44cm x 76.20cm
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Yellow ShawlGiclee Canvas
30.00" x 22.00" / 76.20cm x 55.88cm
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Lost in ThoughtsOil on Linen
20.00" x 30.00" / 50.80cm x 76.20cm
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