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Tony Chimento Art Collections

Shop for artwork from Tony Chimento based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Artwork by Tony Chimento

Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

About Tony Chimento

Tony Chimento TONY CHIMENTO is a realist painter who built his career in Miami over the last 25 years after arriving from the northeast. He is a resident artist of Art Center/South Florida, returning to ArtCenter after a 3 year hiatus. He serves on the board of directors and was Vice Chair of the Art Center Board for many years. His work comprises highly detailed and complex interior and still life scenes of amazing detail and clarity.

Mr. Chimento was the recipient of the 2008 POLLOCK-KRASNER AWARD. (This $25,000.00 prize is given for Artistic Merit during his career.)
Mr. Chimento has shown in numerous one man shows, and been chosen for regional and national juried exhibitions and competitions. He has been chosen twice as a winner in the “New American Paintings” competition for the Southern Region. The Winsor & Newton Company chose his work as the winning entry in their 3rd Annual Competition. He has been written about in articles in various publications including American Artist Magazine and the New York Times.

Other awards include The New York Graphic Society Award at the National Academy of Design Show in NYC, and the Grand Prize for painting in the prestigious Silvermine Guild Center for the Arts Competition. He has been chosen for awards by jurors like Ted Stebbins, Curator of Paintings, Boston Museum, Vivian Raynor, Art Critic, New York Times, and John I.H. Baur, Director Emeritus, Whitney Museum of Art, NYC. Critic Hilton Kramer, in reviewing a show for the New York Times, containing Mr. Chimento’s work commented in a review, “...still there are paintings of some interest here by artists who were new to this writer.... Tony Chimento’s “Sunday Afternoon” is a solid realist work”

In one of the first reviews of his work, Sylvia Day writes in Lifestyle Magazine: “My first introduction to Chimento’s work was at a show at the Woodstock Artist’s Association. There.... was a large painting which made an immediate impression of elegance and uncommon technique... Chimento paints large canvases, their dramatic subject-matter and impeccable draughtsmanship a feast for the eye... He owns an original and unmistakably unique style.