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Paola Romano

Paola Romano (1951 - 2021) was active/lived in Italy.  Paola Romano is known for Painting, sculpture and design.

Paola Romano was born in Monterotondo (Rome) on September 7th 1951. She studied in Rome, where she lived and worked until 2011. In 2012 she opened a fascinating workshop-showroom in the ancient village of her hometown. After completing her studies at Rome Academy of Fine Arts, in 2000 she began a kind of informal painting dominated by the use of matter. She was facing the birth of a new Paola Romano’s identity, both artistic and personal.

Her works will be found, since the beginning of production, in art collections, both public and private. Among her most famous works, the “Moon” series stands out, which dominated the sky in Via Margutta in Rome, the “Planimetries” series, the “Plastic” series, the “Zoom” series, the series of fresco works, the highly appreciated bronze sculptures and the “Monochromes” series.

Paola Roano is affirming herself in the Italian and international artistic panorama.It is possible to admire Paola Romano’s works, just to name a few, in the perma   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2510 characters.]  Artist bio

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