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Sandro Chia

Italian painter and sculptor
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  • Francesco Clemente
    Francesco Clemente

    …Georg Baselitz, Anselm Kiefer, and Sandro Chia—fed a renewal of international interest in European art during the 1980s. Although his imagery was representational enough to be always identifiable, Clemente combined elements in poetic and ambiguous ways. He was an inveterate traveler—maintaining residences in Rome; New York City; Taos, New Mexico,…

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    …Georg Baselitz, Anselm Kiefer, and Sandro Chia—fed a renewal of international interest in European art during the 1980s. Although his imagery was representational enough to be always identifiable, Clemente combined elements in poetic and ambiguous ways. He was an inveterate traveler—maintaining residences in Rome; New York City; Taos, New Mexico,…

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