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Guillermo Forchino A Sunday's Drive |
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Yes as of 11/20/2008
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Available
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New |
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Open Edition |
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5 |
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$180.00
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| A Sunday's Drive |
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"Today we’re really going to have fun, we’re going for a nice car ride" said an extremely happy Fernando, to his children on this lovely Sunday afternoon. "No, I’m not going. No. No. And No!" cried his daughter. "Me neither, I want to watch TV!" groaned his eldest son. "And me, I’m going to play football with my friends!" said the youngest crying. "You’re coming whether you like it or not!! If I say that we’re going to have fun, we’re going to have fun! And you, Grandma, you’re coming too!" howled the father. Grandma, without saying a word, with rollers in her hair, climbed first into the car. The three children followed, arms crossed and pouting. His wife had prepared sandwiches, and took some fruit and drinks for the occasion. Fernando, told himself that they were going to pass a lovely day together and that for nothing in the world would he miss these charming Sunday drives.
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A Sunday's Drive, by Guillermo Forchino |
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| Artist Bio: From the early 1980's, Guillermo Forchino experiments with various materials to create works of art in volume. This research began at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Rosario, Argentina and then continued with three years of studies in art restoration and conservation at the Sorbonne University in Paris, France. During his studies he discovered and mastered classic techniques and materials.
After completing his studies in Paris, he returned to Argentina where he directed the Juan B. Castagnino atelier of art restoration for the Museum of Beaux-Arts of Rosario.
It was during this period that Forchino began creating figures made from wrapped bands of cloth where the visible parts of the body (head and hands) were made from wax and paper maché colored with natural pigments.
From the end of the 1980's, Forchino chose poly resins to create figures and scenes that resemble the world of comic strip and cartoon characters. They are typically unusual and humorous subjects such as a family leaving on vacation in an overloaded car with flat tires or a tired, old American pick-up truck from the 1950's.
He has used other modes of transportation such as boats, planes and motorcycles and has even used a bathtub for a military dictator. His characters are always handled with humor and finesse and given a soul.
Guillermo Forchino lives and works in Paris in his workshop two steps away from the Pere Lachaise cemetery.
The Comic Art of Guillermo Forchino is now available for a larger group of art lovers in the form of limited edition, numbered series. Found only in specially selected stores, each piece is identified by a numbered stamp on the bottom.
It comes wrapped in the newspaper "The Forchino Times" along with the autobiography of Forchino and pictures of his collection. A certificate of authenticity completes the package.
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