Armando Chiarino

Armando Chiarino, born in 1952 in Montevideo, Uruguay, is a prominent figure in the art world with his distinctive focus on oil impressionism.

From an early age, he exhibited exceptional talent, which was nurtured through learning from Uruguay's most distinguished painters. Inspired by the impressionist masters and captivated by the fleeting beauty of light and color, he managed to establish a strong foundation in traditional techniques.

His artistic journey led him to live in different countries, including San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; Barcelona, Spain; Florence, Italy; San Francisco, California; and Fukushima, Japan. Currently based in Miami, he resides there, drawing inspiration from nature and the diverse cultural and aesthetic influences he has encountered along his travels.

Many of his Artworks were painted outdoors, adding significant value to his creations. In this process, he demonstrates his skill in capturing fleeting moments of light and creating atmospheres through free brushwork and a vibrant color palette. These aspects showcase his undeniable mastery of this technique.

His works are held in private collections in various countries, reflecting the global impact of his artistic approach.

1968-1971
Professor Alfredo Da Vinci
Technique of Master Roberto Ferri, contemporary italian painter. He received his education at he Brea Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. He was deeply influenced by the masters of the italian renaissance and Barroque painters.

1972-1975
Edgardo Ribeiro
Oil Painting Technique
Refinement
Edgardo Ribeiro (1934-2010): Uruguayan painter known for his Impressionist style and his ability to capture light and color in landscapes and urban scenes.

1975 -1977
Miguel Angel Pareja
Advanced Oil Painting Technique
Refinement

Miguel Ángel Pareja (1954-2012): Uruguayan impressionist painter who specialized in landscapes and seascapes, creating artworks that convey a sense of serenity and natural beauty.

Montevideo, Uruguay,
Exhibition of Parva Domus Magna Quies, at the Philip Davies Gallery, and at the show of the State Sanitary Works and the Ministry of Culture.

Mexico
Mexico City: Jardin del Arte
San Miguel de Allende City: Atelier de La Aurora