Il Trillo del Diavolo by giulband
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Giuseppe Tartini born in Pirano, April 8, 1692, died in Padua, February 26, 1770, lived and worked in the Venetian cultural context.
He was an eighteenth-century violinist and composer, citizen of the Republic of Venice, author of the famous violin sonata in G minor "Il trillo del diavolo".
Last year, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of his death, I wanted to dedicate this image to his most famous work. It was partly made with Bryce (printed on canvas in 90x90 cm format), partly completed with hand-painted acrylic colors.
The base wants to represent the music of the 700 'in Venice a golden age for music. In addition to Tartini, other famous authors contributed with their works such as: Antonio Vivaldi, Baldassare Galuppi, Antonio Lotti, Tommaso Albinoni and many others.
The manual intervention with the golden yellow spirals made with acrylic colors represent the "trills". I have arranged them in bands as in the flag of the Republic of Venice to emphasize the style of the cultural origin of the work.
Comments (34)
pchef
beautiful graphism
BryceHoro
Great work of art in memory of this 18th century composer.
eekdog
fantastic concept.
dakotajaroo
a fantastic design, before reading the text, the title and the graphics made me think of hell, the violins representing lost souls, a very beautiful work
donnena
Truly delightful!
MeInOhio
Very nicely done!
Davidvantol
You did a fantastic job on concept and execution for this piece !
bakapo
A very nice tribute, well done.
daggerwilldo
Sensationally beautiful color flow and glorious flow of shape.
Saby55
Non ci sono parole, un lavoro artistico ben fatto.Bravo e grazie per la spiegazione molto interessante 👏👏👍🙋♂️
starship64
Fantastic tribute.
gaius
A piece of music not only famous but also entertaining and a fabulous creation to illustrate it.
Wolfenshire
There's not much I can say other than this is incredible artwork. Amazing.
Stringy
Interesting story behind this fabulous artwork. Beautiful colours and composition.
uncollared
Beautiful and super cool
Koala44
Magnificent painting, it would be well hung in a museum dedicated to music. Thanks for the information.
rbowen
Stunning work and great dedication!!! Thank you for sharing!
madame
Fantastic image... wonderful tribute and very interesting story. Amazing work !!
miztere
superb creation
RodS
This is wonderful, my friend! A brilliant dedication!
rayag
beautiful ! excellent work!
Kordouane
Wow !! Very great work, superb picture !!
g1tip
Beautiful work, my friend ! ! !
Tempesta3d
Fenomenale Giuliano!
calico_jester
when visual art and music become one
anitalee
Very cool work
anahata.c
I don't know if I told you, but I studied classical music for many years (long, long ago). And, as a pianist, I worked with violinists...and I accompanied this piece. The "killer" passages of this piece (Il Trillo del Diavolo) are the trills combined with arpeggios and other acrobatics. One of the violinists I worked with said, "Tartini was a sadist!" I laughed...I think Tartini was just inspired...but then, I wasn't playing the violin part...
I love the many violins here, flowing out of a grand 'source', like violins coming out of a volcano. And you've bathed them in red (like the Venetian flag), and your hand-painted swirls do indeed invoke those famous trills. (Also, it's great to see physical painting from you!) I like how you make flag-bands from the long necks of the violins, to mimic the bands that fly off the Venetian flag.) (I love that flag!) A very musical image...it captures the confluence and "crowded-ness" of the Tartini. The image is melodic, ornate, and intense. A wonderful visual interpretation. (And it's great to see you here, again!)
flaviok
Fascinante concepção e arte, Excelente Trabalho (5)
KarmaSong
A superb lively and heartfelt tribute to this Venetian composer. Bravissimo !
adrian3Dart
Fantastic art tribute, very artistic and beautiful.