Orfeo Reda

Orfeo Reda (born 9 November 1932 in Carolei)[1] is an Italian painter and artist.[2]

Orfeo Reda
Orfeo Reda in January 2020
Born (1932-11-09) 9 November 1932
Carolei, Italy
NationalityItalian
EducationLiceo Artistico Mattia Preti
Known forPainting
AwardsRiace Bronzes Prize in Reggio Calabria
Drach Prize in Palma de Majorca
Kowloon Prize in Hong Kong
Patron(s)Alfonso Francipane

Biography

He was born in Pantanolungo di Carolei in 1932, resides in Amantea. At 16 he won first prize at the Fiera Campionaria in Cosenza with a scholarship offered by the Chamber of Commerce. He achieved his maturity at the Art Institute and his drawing diploma at the Liceo Artistico Mattia Preti in Reggio Calabria under the guidance of the illustrious Art Historian prof. Alfonso Francipane.

Then he dedicated himself to the teaching of artistic disciplines such as: Drawing and History of Art at the Higher Middle Schools and Artistic Education at the Middle Schools. He carried out and carries out his activity as a painter in his studio in Amantea where he still resides.[3]

His works appear in public collections all over the world and numerous are the prizes[4] awarded to the artist, such as: Riace Bronzes Prize in Reggio Calabria; Masters of Italian art trophy in Salsomaggiore; Drach Prize in Palma de Majorca; Kowloon Prize in Hong Kong; Expo arte Tirrenia 20th edition (where the artist was awarded by the President of the Republic of Malta).;[5][6]

Painting exhibitions
  • Accademia D'Europa, Naples (1985)
  • Local Prize "il Glicine", Amantea, with blessing of the Holy See (1986)
  • Eur Art Expo, Rome (1989)
  • Premio Palazzo Reale Malta, Valletta
  • Pantheon d'Oro - Bologna (1992)
  • Florence Paint Exhibition, Florence (1994)
  • Mostra Antologica - Galleria Amedeo Modigliani, Milan (1995)
  • 56th Venice Biennale, Venice (2015)
  • Orfeo Reda's native house in Carolei
  • Orfeo Reda on his studio in Amantea on January 2021
  • Orfeo Reda on 2021

Bibliography
  • I Quaderni dell'arte. 1996. p. 70.
  • Pinto, Rosario (2012). Fra tradizione e innovazione (Volume 4). p. 150.
  • Zauli, Paolo (2015). Grazie Italia. p. 175.

Notes
  1. "Amanteani nel mondo". digilander.libero.it. Retrieved 2020-07-28.
  2. "Orfeo Reda". premioceleste.it. Retrieved 2020-08-03.
  3. "Orfeo Reda - opere, una personale a Venezia nelle sale di palazzo Zenobio". veneziatoday.it. Retrieved 2020-07-27.
  4. "OPERA IN CONCORSO Sezione Pittura: Orfeo Reda". premiocombat.it. Retrieved 2020-07-27.
  5. "Orfeo Reda". aracneeditrice.it. Retrieved 2020-07-27.
  6. Gigino Adriano Pellegrini (June 23, 2015). "Orfeo Reda" (in Italian). mantiuoti.it. Retrieved August 3, 2020.
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