Dario Campanile

Art Brokerage Dario Campanile Italian-American Artist: b. 1948. Dario Campanile started to sketch as a very young child. At the age of six, his talent for art was encouraged with the gift of a small set of watercolors from an uncle, himself a painter. At the age of eighteen, Dario had the good fortune to meet Giorgio de Chirico, the Italian master of metaphysical art. Dario showed him some paintings and asked if he should attend art school. De Chirico counseled the young painter to simply experiment and continue discovering his own techniques. Inspired by this encounter, Dario found that his own hard work and discipline proved to be his best teachers. Dario Campanile continued to work full time on his art, and by the time he was twenty, he was successfully exhibiting his paintings in the Galleria Esedera in Rome, and attracting the attention of international collectors. After moving to Los Angeles in 1973, Dario experienced great commercial success, and explored new directions in his art. Campanile worked with clay sculpture, cast paper sculpting and cast paper bas-relief. In 1986, after working in Los Angeles for over a decade, Dario Campanile was honored to be chosen from hundreds of artists to create the 75th Anniversary Logo for Paramount Studios. Campanile's beautiful design of the famous mountain symbol is seen on every Paramount publication today. Art Brokerage is a major secondary source for Dario Campanile original Paintings. Art Brokerage can arrange a private commission. Listings wanted.