Paintings by artist Vince Mancuso

paintings created by artist Vince Mancuso, Toronto, Canada.
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an image of a painting on the side of a building that says cali tiano
Completed this painting on MOTHERS day, 34x44 inches acrylic on panel. Get the party started.
an oil painting of a boat docked at the dock with another boat in the background
Cherry Beach was a favourite painting location. Cool grey was selected to be exhibited at the Toronto Marine museum. Oil on canvas, 3x4 feet. By artist Vince Mancuso
two paintings on the wall of an art gallery, one with a painting of a man and woman in front of a motorbike
Genua Gallery exhibit- #VinceMancusoArt
Genua Gallery exhibit- #VinceMancusoArt
a drawing is hanging on the wall in a classroom
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Luigi Ferrara Dean of theCentre for Arts & Design, was kind enough to send me this photo of a painting I did in 2009 that is still being loved at the culinary school at George Brown College. Thanks Luigi. #VinceMancusoArt
a painting of a woman sitting in a chair with her hand up to her face
The Mourner, 6x4 feet, oil on canvas. #VinceMancusoArt
a painting of a boy playing the drums in front of other people and an alien
New painting, 30x40 inches, Don't have a title yet. I'll get back to you on that one. By #VinceMancusoArt
St. Christopher was a very important saint to Italian immigrants. I painted this 8x5 foot oil painting in 1990, to honour the history of Canadian immigration. The National film Board of Canada featured it in a documentary film called Enigmatico. It can be seen at the Delia Social Cultural Center at Islington and Steeles. Canadian Immigration, Boards Of Canada, St Christopher, Cultural Center, Documentary Film, Toronto Canada, The National, Documentaries, Toronto
St. Christopher was a very important saint to Italian immigrants. I painted this 8x5 foot oil painting in 1990, to honour the history of Canadian immigration. The National film Board of Canada featured it in a documentary film called Enigmatico. It can be seen at the Delia Social Cultural Center at Islington and Steeles.
a painting of two people dressed in costumes walking down the street with other people behind them
Last year I went to Toronto pride celebration. I had a great time. This 34x44 inch painting was the result. Here is to another great year at pride. The painting is called " Toronto Pride "
a painting of a man in a space suit with his head turned to the side
1990 was the first time I created a large oil painting of my character ROBO Saint. Private collection of Bonnie Warden.
a painting of a man holding a hammer in front of a night sky with stars
Working Class hero, #Cadaver man,1990, #Toronto. 6x5.5 feet #oil on #canvas. I created Cadaver man as a #hero for the #work class.
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a painting of people in a field with a large mushroom on top of their head
Painted in 1990, the Cicoria Pickers was a key painting for bringing #classical ideals together with #modernist ideals. 4x5 feet #oil on #canvas.
a painting of a man sitting on the ground
#Work is the condition for equality, the #Concrete Worker. painted in 1991, oil on canvas 4x4 feet, by #Vince Mancuso. Honour the workers. Please join us next Friday, on April 28th at 3 pm at Columbus Centre to honour the 500 more new names we have discovered as #Italian Fallen Workers, which will be added to our Memorial Wall.
a painting of train tracks and buildings in the background
The tower, oil on canvas, 2'9"x5', is part of the permanent collection of Toronto General Hospital. This location was in Woodbridge. By Vince Mancuso
a painting of a man walking his dog on the train tracks
"red light" The painting was part of a period of paintings that were focused on the Toronto industrial zones that I loved so much. This was a location near the Keele Dundas junction. Oil on canvas 3'x 5'6". By Vince Mancuso
three paintings with different shapes and colors
The three stooges, Greed, Despair and Ignorance, 30x40 inches acrylic on arches paper. They seem so appropriate now. I painted them in 1987.