
James Rizzi, born in 1950 in the Brooklyn borough of New York, is one of the exceptional artists of our time. Named the "Urban Primitive Artist" by the art press, he began very early on to convey his longings and hopes in pictures. Rizzi's style is incomparable and has a level of recognition like hardly any other of its kind. Rizzi's works often feature his hometown of New York and its inhabitants. The pictures are mostly of a downright childlike, naive simplicity, kept in very bright colors, and radiate cheerfulness, urban joie de vivre, and optimism. Today, the exceptional talent lives in his loft in the Manhattan district. Without fitting into any mold, James Rizzi is simply an artist whose life's work consists of resisting any categorization. The art of James Rizzi also cannot be forced into any mold, and so countless pictures fit into every living room of an ordinary mortal family, provided they can afford a Rizzi picture. Significantly below the price level of many of his artist colleagues and yet high enough to make your ears flap for a moment, the cheapest Rizzi picture is available for just under 200 euros. This has the advantage, at least, that you will enjoy looking at it every day, because hardly anyone can resist the charm and optimism of a Rizzi picture.
Rizzi – more than just pictures
James Rizzi's art helped him in his career to countless exhibitions, to stamps he designed, to houses he painted, to a Condor airplane, to a VW New Beetle, and to a train. The largest Rizzi picture of all time, his so-called masterpiece named "Nothing is as pretty as a Rizzi City," has the typical Rizzi good-mood color palette, countless fine details worked out with meticulous accuracy, and contains all the typical Rizzi symbols that the artist has created in his career to date. It is a monumental work that crowns Rizzi's creative process to date. Two-thirds of the edition were already sold out before it was released, costing around 9,600 euros.
Rizzi at "Kunsthaus Zimmermann & Heitmann"
And where is such a Rizzi picture available? In a gallery that has been family-owned for many years, in Dortmund city center, Düsseldorf, or London! Countless Rizzi works adorn the walls and corners here and are available for sale. True to the motto "Boundless Art," there is also an extensive online gallery where all of Rizzi's works are available. With "Trusted Shop" certification, you can rest assured that your picture will arrive, and many years of experience guarantee this. Not only is James Rizzi represented at Kunsthaus Zimmermann & Heitmann, but art enthusiasts interested in Elvira Bach, Udo Lindenberg, Werner Berges, Ralf Bohnenkampf, and many more are well advised with this website and are guaranteed to find what they are looking for.
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Which women did James Rizzi live with? Does he also have children?
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