Gianfranco Notargiacomo - "Alfred Adler" is a minimalist yet captivating portrait of Alfred Adler. Set against a pastel blue support paper, this artwork employs even line contours and flat hues to capture the essence of the subject.

The portrait is particularly striking due to its thoughtful expression. Alfred Adler's gaze, directed somewhere out of the frame, exudes a sense of contemplation. The artist's minimalist approach, characterized by precise line work and flat colors, effectively conveys the subject's essence.

Details:
Artist: Gianfranco Notargiacomo (b. 1945)
Title: “Alfred Adler”
Date: 1976
Medium: Mixed media on paper
Dimensions: 100 x 70 cm
Condition Report: Overall good condition
Provenance: Private collection (Savona)

About the artist:
Gianfranco Notargiacomo, born in Rome in 1945, is an Italian artist known for his diverse and extensive body of work. He holds a degree in Philosophy (Aesthetics) from Sapienza University of Rome and studied at the Art Institute. Notargiacomo's artistic exploration encompasses painting, sculpture, papers, performances (referred to as actions during his time), and the use of various materials, including enamels, acrylics, plasticine, sheet metal, fabrics, plaster, wood, metal, and typographic tools.

Throughout his career, Notargiacomo's work has been characterized by a deep philosophical and linguistic inquiry into the very nature of art. He has exhibited his works nationally and internationally, often pushing the boundaries of traditional artistic practices. His contributions to the world of art have earned him numerous accolades and recognitions, and his work continues to be celebrated and displayed in various exhibitions and collections around the world.