Nicola Verlato
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oh my goodness, these are works of old masters if they lived in our times. Amazing. I had this idea but don’t have the skills…Nicola is ubelievably talented.
its been a while i dont get that impressed. amazing
Simply mindblowing!
I cannot believe these are real. I’m so speechless.
stunning work
I don’t like looking at them. They scare me.
that strong your style, your messages … yet … I love
intense.
He, I think I’ve seen this on the Biennale in Venice this year. Great paintings!
I would love to see these in real life. Unbelievable.
You pictures are very beautiful
Oh man. I love these. So. Much Detail. xD
nice you post that here
I saw the 3rd one (James Dean’s Death, I think) live at the Biennale at Venice, Italy, among other work from him. Really impressive paintings
holy shit.
No way !!!
like the classic style; it seems to be able to hold the intense subjects.
the first is fucking intense. they all are. purely amazing
I just looked at these while listening to this http://marsargo.bandcamp.com/album/technology-is-a-dead-bird Let’s just say it was intense to say the least.
Remind me some of the Glen Fabry works…
these are so amazing
movement
gente doida! i really like it!!!
Wow.. These are in a league of their own. Nicola is something else!
Wow, these are kinda terrifying. So much incredible detail it makes it hard to look away.
those are unreal. I think the last army one has to be my favorite.
the tragdy in our days.. so ff** amazing!
holy shit
interesting
Dear God.
Each piece seems to have it’s
own story and history. I would
love to see them and hear how
Nicola Verlato describes them.
The last one looks as if Michelangelo painted soldiers. It shows your master of the human form. Absolutely beautiful.
whadya think he meant there, tonight… you?
WTF!