Pino Reggiani, Emblema, 1961, Oil on Canvas for sale at Pamono

Description

Pino Reggiani (Forli, 1937-Rome, 2022) was an Italian painter born in Forl who spent much of his career in Rome from 1960 until his death.

His works are featured in numerous museums and public collections across cities such as Turin, Bologna, Rome, Pisa, Lucca, Venice, Catania, Gateshead, Skopje, Madrid, Houston, Tunis, Caracas, Bucharest, Haifa, and Jerusalem.

Internationally, Reggiani held solo exhibitions in cities such as Vienna, Durham, Cologne, Brussels, Haifa, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Alexandria, Cairo, and New York. His works are part of private collections, with the “Wanda and Antonino Benedetto” collection in Rome being the most extensive, featuring numerous large-scale pieces from the 1960s onwards.

Reggiani held over 100 solo exhibitions in Italy, Europe, and other countries. In Italy, he showcased his work in various prestigious galleries and institutions, including:

Galleria Medusa in Rome

Studio l’Indiano in Florence

Galleria 88 in Rome

Fondazione Pagani in Legnano

Galleria La Salita in Rome

Galleria d’Arte Giulia in Rome

San Fedele Prize in Milan

Palazzo dei Musei in Modena

Rotonda della Besana in Milan during the “Ricerca figurativa 1970/1983” exhibition

Galleria M/R in Rome

Centro Culturale K/R in Rome

Galleria Andr in Rome

International Biennial of Milan

Emilio Greco Museum in Catania at Palazzo Gravina Cruyllas

Festival dei Due Mondi in Spoleto at the Carandente Museum, Palazzo Collicola – Visual Arts

International Exhibition of Art Dealers at Palazzo Grassi in Venice in 1987

Suzzara City Prize

Michetti Prize in Francavilla al Mare

Campigna Prize in Santa Sofia

Fiorino Prize in Florence

Galleria Renzo Botti in Cremona

Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara

Experimental Museum of Contemporary Art in Turin in 1967

Graphic Exhibition at the International Fair of Genoa in 1971

Bargellini Museum in Bologna