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Dario Campanile is an Italian painter and sculptor currently living and working in the United States. He is known for striking still life paintings as well as abstract explorations of worldly themes and philosophies. [1]Well known works include background artistry for several Hannah-Barbera productions[2], album covers for the likes of Lee Ritenour[3] and Herbie Hancock[4], the 75th Anniversary Paramount Pictures logo[5], and most recently, selection as one of 88 artists participating in a multi-media art exhibition known as: "The Missing Peace: Artists Consider the Dalai Lama[6]."
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Dario Campanile | |
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![]() Dario Campanile taken October 30, 2005 | |
Nationality | Italian |
Education | Istituto Edmondo De Amicis, Rome, Italy; self-taught |
Known for | Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Graphic Design, |
Movement | Realism, Surrealism, Still Life, Figurative, Abstract, Impressionism |
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His works are in public and private collections of such celebrities as Valerie Harper, Herbie Hancock, Carl Weathers and Lynn Stalmaster. Among Campanile's European collectors are Giulio Andreotti, a former Prime Minister of Italy[7].