Mark Maggiori is an illustrator who for all his work we could call him after the Wild West artist. In these times when there are films like Quentin Tarantino's that delve into that cinematographic genre, or video games like Red Demeption, Maggiori takes us back to other times.
Maggiori paints in oil to portray us all those scenes from the Wild West in which we could find dozens of mythical characters from Hollywood movies such as The Good, the Ugly and the Bad or the Magnificent Seven.
Highlight the great quality and detail of the horses that Maggiori paints and those scenes with very cinematic panoramas.
Another of its details is the great use of color to be able to recreate spectacular scenes with its sunsets and those very elegantly painted horizons.
Each of his works is closely linked to the Wild West with those stories that have passed through hundreds of movie scripts.
Another of its special points is the perfect recreation of those storms and those clouds that are capable of taking center stage in scenes.
It also leaves room for exploration with other more expressionist works, leaving hyperrealism aside, one of the values and for which we can quickly identify the work of this French artist that seems more to come from the other side of the pond.
At 41 we are before a painter of whom we have much to see. His work is focused on everything said about cowboys, but nowadays it is a way of identifying and distancing himself from those thousands of artists that populate the network of networks.
Don't miss out on some of his sketches in which he again demonstrates his great passion for cowboys and their horses, so protagonists of all his work. Your website and Facebook.
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Extraordinary illustrator, one is seen as far back as the Wild West