The Italian painter Nicola Simbari [1927-2012], whose work presents a unique style similar to that of Neo-Impressionism - rich and colorful colors, bright and soft tones, broad but delicate brushstrokes, girlish and lively picture atmosphere, and typical Mediterranean natural and cultural landscapes, are the most obvious artistic features of Nicola Simbari.
Born on 13 July 1927 in San Lucido, Calabria, Nicola Simbari studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, and in the 1940s Nicolas Simbari gradually developed his own style and creative style. Subsequently, in the 1950s, he held exhibitions in London and New York, with a certain degree of popularity and commercial achievement.
Sinbari died in Italy on December 11, 2012. Currently, most of his works are collected by the Bank of Tokyo and Christian Dior in Paris.
