Gaetano Tranchino
Sicilian painter From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gaetano Tranchino is an Italian Naïve painter of still life.[1] His work mainly depicts Sicily.
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Gaetano Tranchino | |
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| Born | 1938 (age 86–87) |
| Occupation | Sicilian painter |
Biography
Gaetano Tranchino was born in Syracuse, Sicily in 1938.[2] He debuted his first exhibition in Milan 1964,[2][3] and later exhibited his work across Italy and abroad. He is a friend of the writer Leonardo Sciascia, who reviewed his work in the newspaper Corriere della sera, and the photographer Ferdinando Scianna.
Illustrative Work
Irish poet Pat Boran's books often feature cover images by Tranchino,[4] including his anthology The Word Ark: A Pocket Book of Animal Poems.
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