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Sicilian painter From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gaetano Tranchino is a Sicilian painter known for his depictions of Sicily. Self-identifying as being a poor student and somewhat lacking formal education, Tranchino is included among the Italian Naïve artists.[1]
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Gaetano Tranchino | |
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Born | 1938 (age 86–87) |
Occupation | Sicilian painter |
Gaetano Tranchino was born in Syracuse, Sicily in 1938. A close friend of the late writer Leonardo Sciascia and the photographer Ferdinando Scianna, Tranchino has exhibited throughout Italy and beyond since 1964.
Irish poet Pat Boran has a number of books that feature cover images by Tranchino,[2] including his anthology The Word Ark: A Pocket Book of Animal Poems.
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