Roberto Valle, a Venetian painter born in 1947, presented his artistic career through a virtual gallery documented in December 2019. Valley trained at Venice’s state art institute and the Academy of Fine Arts, and attended the free nude drawing school from 1967 to 1977. He holds professional credentials as both a formal student and self-taught artist.
Early career and exhibitions
Valle held his first solo exhibition in 1974 at the Sant’Angelo art gallery in Venice. His work subsequently appeared in group and solo shows across Europe, including exhibitions at Galleria San Vidal in Venice in 1981 and 1994. In 2008, his paintings were featured in a solo exhibition at the foyer of the Oberste Baubehörde, the Bavarian interior ministry building in Munich, during the autumn art season.
Recent work and collections
As of 2019, Valle’s works reside in private collections throughout Europe and Italy. His most recent documented exhibition, titled “I Colori dell’Anima” (The Colours of the Soul), was presented from 3 to 18 October 2019 at Charming Santa Fosca in Venice, curated by Siro Perin.
Frequently asked questions
Where did Roberto Valle study art?
Valle trained at Venice’s state art institute and the Academy of Fine Arts, and attended the free nude drawing school from 1967 to 1977.
Where are his works held?
His paintings are found in private collections across Europe and Italy.
When was his first exhibition?
Valle held his first solo exhibition in 1974 at the Sant’Angelo art gallery in Venice.