Aldo LuongoFollow
About the Artist
A master figurative painter from Argentina, Aldo Luongo has an amazing ability to convey a sense movement and emotion in his images. A professional soccer player for a short period, Luongo has been recognized for his sport paintings, having been named an official Olympic artist 3 times.
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Ballerina (39×38 signed & numbered serigraph on paper) $1,000 -
Blue Coast (39×38 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,200 -
Bridge at Giverny (32×39 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,500 -
California (30×39 signed & numbered serigraph on paper) $1,200 -
Casa de Campo (32×41 signed & numbered serigraph) -
Country Bike Ride (32×42 signed & numbered serigraph) -
Destiny (31×30 signed & numbered serigraph) -
Dixieland (30×40 signed & numbered serigraph) $2,500 -
European Port (32×41 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,800 -
Fishing Harbor (30×39 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,900 -
Friendly Walks (35×43 signed & numbered serigraph on paper) $1,500 -
La Bella Durmiente (32×42 signed & numbered serigraph) -
La Recoletta (30×40 signed & numbered serigraph) -
Love Scene II (30×37 signed & numbered serigraph) $950 -
My Favorite Redhead (30×39 signed & numbered serigraph) -
Ocean Girl (29×36 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,800 -
Red Bench (42×35 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,200 -
Springtime in Venice (32×42 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,900 -
Summer Smile (32×39 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,200 -
The Newspaper (36×48 oil painting on canvas) -
Warmth (37×47 signed & numbered serigraph) $1,200 -
Windy Beach (28×50 signed & numbered serigraph on paper)
About this artist
Aldo Luongo is known for his landscapes as well as his figurative paintings. A true impressionist, he is a master at capturing color and light. He also as an amazing ability to convey a sense of movement and emotion in his images.
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on January 31, 1941, to Italian parents, Luongo's goal was to follow in his father's footsteps to become a professional soccer player. This ambition having been realized, was short lived due to an injury.
Fortunately, at the age of 14 Luongo had entered The Academy Of Fine Arts and subsequently received his degree. Luongo began to paint professionally at the age of 27 while on a trip to Italy, creating 30 originals later displayed in his first one-man show in Los Angeles.
His influences are "Monet for his pastels, Toulouse-Lautrec for his drawing technique combined with the strength of Van Gogh, would be my idea of the perfect Luongo." Luongo's paintings are a unique blend of the sensual with the cerebral, thus they appeal to a broad audience.
