"Perugia_ Piazza IV Novembre_Original 1994" Painting

Francesco Quintaliani is an Italian artist and surveyor from Perugia, whose creative journey spans over three decades. His distinctive artistic style fuses bold chromatic expression with meticulous architectural perspective—an unmistakable reflection of both his technical background and deep-rooted passion for visual art.

His work captures iconic cityscapes of Umbria—particularly Perugia and Assisi—as well as other Italian towns, reimagined through vivid palettes and sweeping compositions reminiscent of wide-angle photography. With dynamic geometry, radiant colors, and a profound love for his homeland, Quintaliani’s paintings transform familiar urban scenes into imaginative, emotionally charged visions.

Quintaliani has exhibited widely in Italy, including at the Rocca Paolina (Perugia), the Spoleto Festival, the Corciano August Art Festival, and many other cultural events. He is also a long-time participant of “I Vinarelli” in Torgiano, a unique live painting event involving wine as a medium.

His works—ranging from canvas and glass to intricate mosaics—are found in public and private collections, adorning hotels, restaurants, offices, and civic spaces. Major commissioned works include mosaic installations at the Church of Piccione, Piazza di Fontignano, and the USL health center in Corciano.

He has also created commemorative graphics for renowned institutions and events such as Umbria Jazz, the Carabinieri Corps, Ferrari-Lancia, the University of Perugia, and the Milano-Taranto vintage motorcycle race.

In 2015, Quintaliani opened the Quintaliani Design Shop in the heart of Perugia’s historic Corso Vannucci—cementing his place as a beloved artistic figure in the Umbrian landscape.