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Inviting "Locanda", Joe Sambataro
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This Inviting Oil on Canvas "Locanda" by Joe Sambataro is in Excellent Condition. Joe Sambataro was born in Philadelphia, PA in 1947 and is a scholarship graduate from the famous Layton School of Art, with academic degrees accredited through Marquette University, Wisconsin Medical College, Milwaukee Area Technical College, University of Wisconsin and Philadelphia College of Art. He holds a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Wisconsin. A consistent award-winning artist and now Judge for Major Art Exhibits, Sambataro has had studios in Pennsylvania, Maine, Wisconsin, Florida, Okinawa and currently in Texas. His reputation is well established and his paintings widely sought after by corporations, government agencies and private collectors. Print Reproductions of Sambataro's Original Paintings are nationally published. He is also proud to be recognized in Who's Who in American Art. He has designed numerous book jackets including several for Pockett Books Publishing, New York. He is accomplished in both acrylic and oil. His commissions include Tony Dorsett (portrait), Dallas Cowboys; The Bear (painting), Embassy Pictures, Hollywood; 10 Oils of Singapore, National Kidney Foundation, Singapore, 1994. He has exhibited in the David Barnett Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin and received the Best of Show at the Appleton Gallery, Wisconsin in both 1979 and 1981. Measuring 24" x 30" canvas alone it is an inviting scene so fabulous for numerous designs. Please view all pictures, serious inquires are welcome! (Item #B550604715)
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