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“I would like to paint men and women giving them a sense of eternity, the same one which once symbol was a helo and we always try to find it through the vibrations of our colours” |
Vincent Van Gogh |
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Da “La Nazione”
La Pittrice Cortonese ad Amsterdam
Ida incontra da vicino l’arte di Van Gogh
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CORTONA- “………..Ida Parigi meets Van Gogh. First time visit to the galleries of Van Gogh masterpieces ida can finally figure out how really similar they are to her own paintings which are usually realized only watching a small picture from a book… just amazing!. |
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| “I always do things i never done before in order to learn them” |
Vincent Van Gogh |
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La pittrice cortonese alla trasmissione Rai |
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From “UNOMATTINA” Italian Talk Show |
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... a long way has been travelled from that 2000 year of her formal debut in Cortona, her first exibition, totally sold out! After her first five year’s career she has been invited as a guest to many tv shows, Uomattina, one of the most important italian tv networks, was the very first who noticed her works, finding them extremely interesting and perfectly reproduced... Iitalian odiens was able to admire some of her works exposed during the interview... The ones which were not already sent to Menphis or New York collectors, The Rockfeller Centre in NY hosts one of her most famous Starry Nights!..... |
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“There’s no blue without yellow and without orange” |
Vincent Van Gogh |
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Da “La Nazione” |
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Ida seduces United States! |
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CORTONA- “.....A lady who runs a gallery in Texas totally felt in love with Ida’s works and since they first met a deep and great partnership was born between the artist and the artist’s lover...... so Ida keeps sending to her gallery some of her most amazing paintings giving the chance to the Americans to enjoy them and becoming a highly rated painter abroad as well. A success completely deserved, with no doubt, a reward to her elective affinity with Van Gogh himself and to her respectful genius which claimed everyone’s attention with kindness and cleverness.. |
“......In the japanese art there is a wise man, a philosopher, a very smart one who likes spending his time not in studying Bismark politics, or the distance between earth and moon but who concentrates his attention on a grass blade. It gives the inspiration to drowing plants and flowers, to represent the variety of seasons, streets, landscapes and animals... last the human figure. This is the way he spends his life even if it is too short to be able to paint everything. At last, Japanese people are so simple to live surrounded by flowers like if they are part of them.....there is a sense of religion in all this” |
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