Maranghi Giovanni

“The woman of Maranghi is like a modern “Circe”, is sensual, charming, magnetic, irreverent, impertinent… the women of Maranghi maintain an aristocratic dignity in their sensual way” (Maurizio Vanni)

The Italian painter Giovanni Maranghi (b.1955) after receiving his Diploma at “Liceo Artistico Leon Battista Alberti”, in Florence, studied Architecture, alternating his studies by attending courses of free nude at the “Accademia di Belle Arti” in Florence. When he was 20 he had the chance to make a personal exhibition at the Galleria San Ferdinando in Bari. From that time on several exhibition, individual and group, will follow in Italy, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Holland, Russia, United States, Sweden. 

Those who have written about him include:

Romano Battaglia, Giuseppe Bilotta, Luciano Caprile, Francois de Céligny, Roberto Ciabani, Alessandro Cappellotti, Maria Vittoria Corti, Giovanni Faccenda, Alessandra Gaeta, Silvano Granchi, Albert Manstembrok, Fosco Maraini, Alessandro Maraini, Nicola Micieli, Tommaso Paloscia, Patrice de la Perrieré, Gregorio Rossi, Maurizio Vanni.