Biagio Romeo, Metamorfosi di pesce, 1987, bronzo

Eccentric sculpture by the master Biagio Romeo, depicting a metamorphosis of fish fossils. Made of bronze with black painted wooden base. The peculiarity of the sculpture is its double key of reading in fact it has double face. The sculpture is in excellent condition. The work is part of the collection "Manifestato", numbered. Signature of the author present on the work. To the master B.Romeo is dedicated a permanent in Sicily. Biagio Romeo: "The artist was born in Comiso in 1926, a pupil of another great sculptor, the master Biagio Lucenti. After studying and specializing in the art of shaping materials and shapes in Rome, Milan opens its doors to him. His first exhibition, with critical and public success, saw him as the protagonist at the Barbaroux Gallery: "Poetry of Forms", the title of the newspapers. But Biagio Romeo did not forget Comiso. He returns and returns, between one prize and another, like the one he received in Taormina in 1978, the "David dOro". In Comiso, Biagio Romeo today bequeaths his works that add value to a city already known for its art". The works of the master are influenced by the lesson of the classics and the great Rodin.