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Artist: Jose Manuel Capuletti
19.5” x 23.5” Lithograph
Framed dimentions 20.5” x 24.5”
Jose Manuel Capuletti Lillo del Pozo (Spanish, 1925 - 1978) Realism and Surrealist painter, author of ballet sets and costumes. Ayn Rand owned works by Capuletti and was his friend. Rand published a review of Capulettis art in the Objectivist Newsletter on December 1966.
"The first impact of his work … is a sense of enormous clarity. It is as if the air were washed clean and things stood out self-assertively, demanding recognition, in an intensely heightened reality. By discarding the irrelevant, by reducing things to a few superlatively chosen and stressed essentials, he make them more brightly real than they are in 'real life' and much more eloquent."
Among his works are the portraits of Arthur Rubinstein, Prince Juan Carlos, the Dukes of Windsor, Charles Boyer and Mrs. Edward G. Robinson.
Artist: Jose Manuel Capuletti
19.5” x 23.5” Lithograph
Framed dimentions 20.5” x 24.5”
Jose Manuel Capuletti Lillo del Pozo (Spanish, 1925 - 1978) Realism and Surrealist painter, author of ballet sets and costumes. Ayn Rand owned works by Capuletti and was his friend. Rand published a review of Capulettis art in the Objectivist Newsletter on December 1966.
"The first impact of his work … is a sense of enormous clarity. It is as if the air were washed clean and things stood out self-assertively, demanding recognition, in an intensely heightened reality. By discarding the irrelevant, by reducing things to a few superlatively chosen and stressed essentials, he make them more brightly real than they are in 'real life' and much more eloquent."
Among his works are the portraits of Arthur Rubinstein, Prince Juan Carlos, the Dukes of Windsor, Charles Boyer and Mrs. Edward G. Robinson.