Pino Casarini (June 7, 1897, Verona — April 1, 1972, Verona)[1] was an Italian painter.
One of the few major Italian fresco painters in the 20th century. Also worked as illustrator, set designer (for the Arena of Verona), stained glass window maker and sculptor.[2]
His frescos and other works can be found in the University of Padua (Palazzo del Bo), the City Hall of Trent, Palazzo Reale in Bolzano, and in many buildings in Verona, including Museo di Castelvecchio, INA palace, Hotel Due Torri di Verona, Sacile, Nave, Vittorio Veneto, Cordovado, Vicenza, Agnedo, Venice. He created the portals of the church in Cordovado (PN) and of the Duomo in Sacile, and a bas-relief for the Aviation Academy in Pozzuoli.[2][3]
National “Premio Casarini” Competition is sponsored by the Hotel Due Torri in Verona.
"La Galleria d'Arte Moderna Pino Casarini" is located in Sacile, Piazza Duomo.[4]
References edit
- ^ S.p.A., Società Editrice Athesis. "Casarini, pittore enciclopedico con richiami al '400 toscano". L'Arena.it (in Italian). Retrieved 2017-12-17.
- ^ a b "Galleria d'arte moderna Pino Casarini". Visit Sacile. Retrieved 2017-12-17.
- ^ "Pino Casarini - Promozione turistica del Veneto". egittoveneto.veneto.eu (in Italian). Retrieved 2017-12-17.
- ^ System. "Galleria d'arte moderna Pino Casarini". www.beniculturali.it (in Italian). Retrieved 2017-12-17.
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