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view from the road click to enlarge |
Once begun, he could not stop and so gradually an art environment came into being, located in the area outside of his house, separated from the road by an iron-wired fence.
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this picture and the next one by Costruttori di Babele |
Ricci created a lot of sculptures from wood, stone or concrete, which he displayed in that outside area, which runs down along a rather steep slope.
Part of the art environment is covered by a simple wooden shed, but in general the site is an outdoor event.
Ricci's sculptures represent various male and female personalities, full-length or as a torso, rather often appearing as a duo.
Part of the art environment is covered by a simple wooden shed, but in general the site is an outdoor event.
Ricci's sculptures represent various male and female personalities, full-length or as a torso, rather often appearing as a duo.
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the site as seen from below, the road is upper right, in the background left the living house |
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this picture and the next one by Pavel Konečný |
Ricci has also been active in making paintings, working on board and tiles, and he also decorated exterior and interior walls of the living house with frescoes and wooden items.
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facade of the living house around 2011, on the corner of the street, with decorations, as seen from the road |
Documentation
* Article on the Costruttori di Babele website
* Series of pictures on Facebook by Pavel Konečný
* Giulia Pettinari, "I santuari in pietra di Girolamo Ricci", in: Rivista Osservatorio Outsider Art, nr 8 (oct 2014), pp. 58-68
note* Series of pictures on Facebook by Pavel Konečný
* Giulia Pettinari, "I santuari in pietra di Girolamo Ricci", in: Rivista Osservatorio Outsider Art, nr 8 (oct 2014), pp. 58-68
¹ to my knowledge the article on the (old) Costruttori di Babele website was the only one about this artist on the internet, so I like to report that this post is based upon the information in that article
Girolamo Ricci
I santuari in pietra
7 Localitá Pievelunga
Parrano, Umbria, Italy
can be seen from the street
(can be visited when the owner is present)
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