American artist STEFANIA LUCIANI BINNICK, large-scale oil brush paintings on linen, sumi-e Japanese brush painting, Italian renaissance monumentality of the figure, Shroud Series, Paintings as Objects, about Camillo, "zio-nonno", Italian term of endearment, Uncle Grandfather, conte pencil and oil studies, Camillo who was bed ridden during a summer stay with her relatives of Lucianetti, Mozzagrogna, of her stay, Camillo was able to walk to his terrace, and garden. graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Master of Fine Arts degree, painting, printmaking, and photography, evolve, mix, cross over in each of the mediums she uses

Artist STEFANIA LUCIANI BINNICK'S large-scale oil brush paintings on linen are influenced by sumi-e Japanese brush painting, and renaissance monumentality of the figure. Stefania has developed and worked in her unique individual style of painting since the late 1990's. Her first oil brush paintings were called the "Shroud Series- Paintings as Objects" about Camillo, her "zio-nonno", Italian term of endearment for Uncle Grandfather. Stefania made studies in conte pencil and oil of Camillo who was bed ridden during a summer stay with her relatives of Lucianetti-Mozzagrogna. By the end of her stay, Camillo was able to walk to his terrace, and garden. Stefania graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Master of Fine Arts degree in 1987. Her work in painting, printmaking, and photography evolve, mix, and cross over in each of the mediums she uses.

Stefania Luciani, Camillo Resting, 1998, oil brush painting on linen,
23 X 57 inches

Stefania Luciani Binnick, Child Rest, 1998, oil brush painting on linen, 78 X 54 inches

Stefania Luciani Binnick, Boy with Television, 1998, oil brush painting on linen,
67.5 X 45 inches

Stefania Luciani Binnick, 1998 Pieta, 1998, oil brush painting on linen,
120 X 84 inches