Following a centuries-old artisti tradition Mario Eremita interprets the seasons of the year using oil colors on paper. The artist made this collection, as always anthropomorphic or figurative, which celebrates the passage of time and the climates of the year with the beautiful things that each of them has in store for us.
Mario Eremita dedicates this drawings collection to italian cities, musicians, arts and crafts, a tribute to the industriousness of italians and the magnificent cities they have founded over the centuries.
Note the freshness of the execution, the refined aesthetic sense, the plasticity of the shapes and the chromatic valuer of the colours.
Here there are all the images about the pages dedicated to the drawing artworks, india ink and color, made by Mario and Michelangelo Eremita.
On 2017 the Venetian Regional Council commissioned a drawing to the master Mario Eremita, it was a drawing in order to create an edition of artistic prints dedicated to the Leone Marciano and to the headquarters of the Venetian Regional Council.
Mario Eremita interpreted the classic Leone Marciano in a completely original way, depriving it of his anthropomorphic features to reaffirm its most natural animalistic genuineness. Using color instead he wanted to use pale shades to recall the Istrian stone foundations of the Republic of Venezia.
The Leone Marciano appears slender, like a true savannah lion, at the height of sexual maturity and at the height of its strenght, a very thick mane surrounds it. Behind it Palazzo Ferro Fini, headquarters of the Venetian Regional Council.
Below the lion is the banner of the Serenissima which flames and seems to become a ship among the waves of history.
