Order of St. Lazarus Auction Catalogue 2012

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The Military and Hospitaller Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem

The Military and Hospitaller Order of St. Lazarus of

Jerusalem and the Grand Priory of the Maltese Islands

invite you to an

Art Exhibition & Auction 6th to 9th December 2012

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Joseph Agius

Joseph started his ceramic studies 13 years ago at the previous School of Art and

Craft at Targa Gap Mosta. The artist has participated in several collective

exhibitions and organized four personal exhibitions including the personal show at

Palazzo Castellania recently in April 2010. With ceramics he often uses rusty sheet

metal recycled from 45 gallon tanks abandoned in our countryside. In addition to

'found object' Joseph uses old newspapers that in his opinion transform into a symbolic protest as the

media obscure everyday reality.

1.Forgotten Genocides 2.Chrysanthenum

Starting Price: €750 Starting Price: €650

3.Untitled

Starting Price: €650

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Henry Alamango

Ever since he can remember, Henry Alamango has been enamoured of the

Mediterranean- a love that must have germinated spontaneously from his intimate

relationship with the natural environment of the Maltese Islands. Memories peppered

with walks on wild thyme, the aroma of wild figs, clear cobalt skies giving way to crimson

sunsets in autumn, hot summer limestone, glowing light and deep shade in urban

landscapes, and, above all, the ubiquitous deep-blue sea: all these have shaped this artist's journey.

Henry transmits his fascination with Mediterranean culture through his figurative representation of the

landscapes and coastal scenery of the Maltese islands. Nonetheless, he is also an avid painter on his

Mediterranean travels .Whilst his preferred medium is watercolour, he often incorporates chalk

pastels, acrylics and vibrant inks in his work. Henry is a self-taught artist, largely unknown until the first

years of the new millennium, which saw a burst of solo exhibitions and several collective endeavours

with fellow artists. He is best known within the cultural milieu of Gozo, where his figurative

representation of marine and landscape subjects have firmly anchored him to the local community,

who identify with the artist's expression of that island's romanticized memories. A prolific artist with

several corporate and international clients to his name, Henry does not aspire to an exalted

philosophical concept or message in his work. He simply wishes to draw attention to our collective

good fortune as custodians of a unique environmental and social heritage – and hence our onerous

responsibility for nurturing and passing on this patrimony.

4.Old Sliema Ferries

(watercolour, 73x51)

Starting price: €400

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5.Salina (watercolour, 73x51cms)


6.Marsalforn Bay (watercolour, 62x52cms)


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7.White Poplar (watercolour, 73x51cm)


8.Comino Channel (watercolour, 73x51cm)


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9.Triq Sant Andrija Victoria (watercolour, 45x50cm)


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George Apap

George Apap is very able to concentrate thoughts on the baroque as well on the

exceptional pre-historic treasures which are scattered around the Maltese islands. Loving

both the land and the sea, he can attentively depict the various natural and geographic

features of our islands. His pictures give the feel, the scent, the longing that one

experiences when one remembers the memories of his birthplace. George Apap’s

pictures confirm his deep fondness and predilection of the characteristics of our native land, combined

with a feeling of nostalgia.

10.Qrib Ghajn Barrani (oil on canvas)


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11.Bejn ir-Ramla u Ghajn Barrani (oil on canvas)


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Noel Attard

Born on April the 15th, 1966, Noel Attard (aka nattardo) was brought up in an

artistic ambience he yearned to live up to. After attending various art schools, Noel

later sought to compliment his practical side with theoretical academic studies at

the University of Malta where he graduated in History of Art 2006. From his first

participation in a collective output at Bath, England with the Malta Society of Arts,

Manufactures and Commerce, back in 1998, he never looked back and has participated in a

considerable number of collective exhibitions both locally and abroad to this present day. In 2003 he

held his first solo exhibition at St. James Cavalier and his most recent solo exhibition in 2009, this time

at the Loggia, National Fine Arts Museum, Valletta. During this past decade Noel has been working on

his distinctive style that landed him considerable reputation and sales both on the international and

especially on the local art market. Noel chooses to be ascetic in his art and conveys only what is

important to grasp the onlooker s attention. The texture is rich thanks to a balance reached between

the aggressive application of paint and use of gauze in the background which thickens the canvas and a

studied use of subtle colour in the foreground. Noel s art is a tribute to life in general and often shows

the emotional state the artist s in when depicting a particular piece of work. His works forms an

essential part of his lifestyle and are thus an integral part of his life. Noel thanks his family for being

what he is today.

12.Entering Harbour 13.Vittoriosa

(acrylic on canvas, 60x60cms, framed) (acrylic on watercolour

paper, 47x36cms)

Starting price: €600 Starting price: €500

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14.Mdina 15.Senglea (Malta)

(acrylic on canvas & gauze, 60x80, (acrylic on canvas & gauze,

40x60, framed) framed)


16.Sunrise over Hamrun Church 17.Tramuntana

(acrylic on canvas & gauze,70x70cm) (acrylic on canvas, 80x60,framed)


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18.Valletta (Malta) (acrylic on canvas, 60x80cm, framed)


19.Mdina (watercolour, 30x40cms, framed)


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William Azzopardi

Dr.William Azzopardi (1964- ) was born in Fgura and resides in Zabbar, in the South, which

part of Malta features frequently in his works of art. William studied art both in Malta, at

the Government School of Art and in Florence at Istituto Leonardo da Vinci. Later in life,

he also studied history of art, visited several foreign museums and refined his watercolour

techniques at Winston Hassall’s studio in Valletta. As an artist, he participated in both

collective and personal exhibitions in Malta, Italy, France and Australia. His works, that capture the

rapt beauty and fragility of the Maltese landscape and seascape, appear in private collections in Malta,

Germany, UK, the States and Australia as well as in public collections, the Malta International Airport,

ITS and Birgu Local Council. William’s art was filmed by Arte Channel (France) and TVM (Malta).With

his landscapes, the artist has also featured the human figure, often speculating on the relationship

between the two. Both William’s paintings and photographs have served as illustrations and front

covers for several publications, including anthologies of poetry. His art, in collage, acrylics and

watercolour, has combined sharp or humorous social comment, abstraction and movement and

occasionally, a touch of surrealism.

20.Cutting Capers (watercolour, 60X80cm, unframed)


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21.Bongu Dott (watercolour, 45X70cm, framed)


22.Caper Flowers (watercolour, 62X80cm, framed)


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John Martin Borg

John Martin Borg is mostly renowned for his maritime pictures and atmospheric

landscapes. However over the past two decades or so he broke new grounds with his

abstract and religious works intertwining them seamlessly together to produce

individual distinctive works, easily identifiable with the artist. To this extent his last

personal exhibition, held at the National Museum of Fine Arts last February, was all

dedicated to his abstract works.

The works of John Martin Borg are locally found in a number of important places including the

Museum of Contemporary Arts, the Maritime Museum, the Cathedral Museum Mdina, and the

presidential Palace at San Anton and in the reserve collection of the Museum of Fine Arts. His works

have also been exhibited abroad at the Mall gallery and the Royal Watercolour Society in London, at

the UNESCO Head Quarters in Paris, The Castel in Heidelberg Germany; as well as in Cologne, Munich,

Stuttgart, Salzburg, Paris, San Tropez, Tunisia, Dubai and Florida (USA). His water colours are also found

at the World Health Organisation centre in Geneva and the Commonwealth Centre in London. One of

his paintings forms part of the Royal Collection in London. This had been presented to the Royal Couple

by the President of Malta, His Excellency Dr. Censu Tabone in May 1992. Another of his paintings was

presented to His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI on His visit to Malta in April 2010, by His Excellency Dr.

George Abela, President of Malta.

23.Boats outside Comino (water colour, 61X43cm)


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Chev. Alfred Camilleri Cauchi

Artist Alfred Camilleri Cauchi is the third son of sculptor Agostino Camilleri and Francesca née

Cauchi. He was born in Victoria, Gozo, on the 24th of January, 1943. He attended St. Edward’s

College and the School of Arts in Malta. He continued to further his studies at the College of

Arts in Edinburgh, Scotland, under the tuition of Prof. Schilski, Andrew Dodds and Anne

Hendascen. He was awarded this scholarship by Lady Laycock, the wife of Sir Robert Laycock,

who was the Maltese Governor of those days. Alfred Camilleri Cauchi is well-known for the various Good

Friday statues which he composed. These can be found in various parish churches around the Maltese

Islands. For other parish churches, he made statues representing Our Lady of Sorrows as well as others

depicting the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Without any doubt, here one needs to mention the magnificent

wooden statue of the Resurrected Christ, which is found in Saint George’s Basilica in Victoria, Gozo. Alfred

was the first Maltese artist to produce statues made of fibreglass. One is able to see most of these during

the Holy Week, mainly in representations portraying episodes of the passion of Jesus Christ. It was the

same artist who came up with the idea of such attractions throughout the Holy Week. Recently, the

International Academic Order Greci-Marino, which is based in Italy, conducted a research amongst Maltese

and international sculptors. The board of directors of this Academy examined the artistic curriculum of

each sculptor and great importance was given to their artistic levels and the techniques they use. It is

remarkable to know that many renowned artists from different artistic sectors like literature, music and

visual arts form part of this Order. The board of directors decided that the Gozitan sculptor and restorer

Chev. Alfred Camilleri Cauchi will be awarded the prestigious title of National Advisor for Malta within this

Academy. This is because he was chosen as a person of reference for other artists so as to guide them in

techniques associated with sculpture and restoration. This is the second title that Camilleri Cauchi received

from this Order, as in 1998 he was honoured as an Academical Knight of the Grand Cross.

24.Youth (pencil&chalk on board, 63X50cm,

framed)


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Charles Cassar

Charles Cassar is one of Malta’s leading senior artists and educator. He hails from Valletta

but resides and works in Kappara. Cassar was educated at the Lyceum, University of Malta

and at the Govt. School of Art. In 1964, he won a four-year- government scholarship to

further his artistic education abroad. He studied for two years in England at Croydon College

of Art, Surrey and another two years in Italy at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome where he

graduated in 1967.He spent 43 years in the education department, where he served as a teacher,

assistant head of school and as head of school until he retired in 2005. Charles was a part time Lecturer

in Printmaking at the University of Malta and a Lecturer at the School of Art. He worked as a graphic

artist for many years and was a pioneer of computer generated art during the eighties. In 1983 Charles

designed a set of four stamps marking the ‘Commonwealth Day’. He was eventually appointed a

member on the Stamp Design Advisory Board. He has nine one-man exhibitions to his credit and

participates regularly in collective shows both locally and abroad. In 2009, The Bank of Valletta

organized a retrospective exhibition of Cassar’s art. Other works are to be found in private collections

in Europe, USA and Australia. The Museum of Fine Art in Valletta, IL Museo d’Arte Moderna in Pistoia

and La Pinacoteca d’Arte in Locri all house works by Cassar. In 2003 he represented Malta in the

European Artist Exhibition held at the Italian Embassy in Washington DC.

25.Fossil (Impasto & Oils on Wood 505X615mm)

Starting Price: €1,900

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26.Spiral Motif (Impasto & Oils on Wood 700X900mm)

Starting price: €2,700

27.Tsunami (Impasto & Oils on Wood 700X900mm)

Starting price: €2,700

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Maria Rossella Dalmas

Maria Rossella Dalmas was born in Hamrun in 1948. She is a self-taught artist who prefers

the acrylic medium because of its versatility. She was guided and influenced by her late

father Giuseppe Cassar (1917-2002), the well-know Hamrun photographer and watercolour

artist. She took part in several collective exhibitions both in Malta and abroad. She held four

solo exhibitions at the National Museum of Fine Arts in 1993, 1994, 2003 and 2007. She has

also exhibited her work (solo) at the Vee Gee Bee Art Gallery Valletta in 2005.

Rossella had two winning entries in the Mid Med Bank Competition (now HSBC) held in 1996. She also

won first prize the Kreativa Competition organized by the Institute of Visual Arts in 1996. Besides

several honourable mentions she was placed first in the Acrylics Section of the Silver Palette

Competition in 2006 organised by the Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. In November 2010

she was awarded the first prize in painting (ex aequo with sculpture) in the Ferrario Art Competition

organized by Art Academy, Mosta.

28.Sotto I Portici di Strada Tesoreria

(acrylic on canvas, 75X50cm)


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Censu Fenech

Censu Fenech started his interesting route in the artistic world, through various artistic

studies, after he retired from work at Tarġa Gap, where he studied ceramics with Mr Briffa

for two years. Following this experience, he continued his studies at the School of Arts in

Valletta where he studied sculpture with the late Joe Casha, where he obtained a Diploma

in Sculpture after four years. Ċensu believes that taking part in various collective

exhibitions in Malta, is one of the most enjoyable things in life. In commemoration of one of his latest

awards, the Times of Malta stated that:

“The Silver Palette trophy was won by Ċensu Fenech for his dynamic form in space. His work in abstract

shapes bursts with powerful energy and force. Fenech was also unanimously awarded first prize in the

sculpture section”

29.Abstract 1(stone, 97cm) 30.Abstract 2 (stone 79cm)


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Anna Galea

Anna Galea is an established artist, and is best known for her floral and marine

watercolours, although she is also very keen on life figure painting. Tutored by Esprit

Bartet, Sarah Warren, Harry Alden and Anton Calleja, Anna holds a BA in History of Art

and Archaeology from the University of Malta (2009) and is presently completing a

Master’s degree in Creativity and Innovation. She has won several prizes: the Best

Watercolour Award (British Residents Association) in 1998, the National Art Competition (Malta

Society of Arts) in 2003; and the first prize for Watercolours in the Silver Palette Competition (Malta

Society of Arts) twice, in 2002 &2004. She has organized four solo exhibitions, including one at the

National Museum of Fine Arts in 2003, and has participated in several collective exhibitions. She has

also exhibited her works in Paris (twice), Rome, Brussels, Levendou, Tunis, Sydney and Adelaide.

Anna’s paintings have featured in the prestigious magazine ‘International Artist’ published in the USA.

She has recently set up her own studio/gallery in Marsaskala.

31.Pensive Nude

(Charcoal & pastel, 45cmX30cm)


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Doriette Gauci Scortino

Doriette Gauci Sciortino, a self thought artist, works primarily in oils and has now

established herself as a qualified interpreter of marine scenes. She participates in various

exhibitions and is an active member of Art Club 2000 and The Malta Society of Arts.

Doriette organized various exhibitions, both solo and collective with outstanding success.

She was the organizer at Ir-Razzet tal-Markiz Mallia Tabone Mosta of the collective

exhibitions “Diversity in Arts” 2007, 2008 and 2009. Her first solo exhibition was at The Gallery at the

Corinthia Palace Hotel at Attard in 2004. Another solo exhibition “No Limits – Sea and Sky” took place

in 2011. She has also participated in various exhibitions:

The National Council of Women Exhibitions at Heritage Malta, Valletta and San Anton Palace, The

Strada Art Festivals in Valletta, Art Club 2000 exhibitions at San Anton Palace, Mdina, Gozo and

Mellieha, The Malta Society of Art exhibitions, Gozo Rotary Exhibitions at Cittadella, Gozo, Malta

Representative at Slovak – Malta Exhibition “Fusion” at The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Valletta,

Malta,2012 Oil Painting “Gozo Tranquility” chosen by Heritage Malta for “This is Malta” campaign at

Harrods in London.

Art critics have described her as “a good interpreter of marine scenes” and able to “pull off” a difficult

subject to paint. It has been said “the very rocks come alive, while her waves crash with all the energy

of the real thing”.

32.Il-Pepprin Malti 33. It-Tarjola

(oil on canvas, 68x68cm) (oil on canvas, 68x57cm)


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34.Ir-Ramla l-Hamra

(oil on canvas, 48x40cm)


35.Easy Catch

(oil on canvas, 70x50cm)


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Victor Grech

Prof. Victor Grech was born in Malta in 1965, and works in Malta as a consultant

paediatrician with a special interest in paediatric cardiology. He lives in Pembroke with his

wife, two children and three Siamese cats, and has found painting Maltese landscapes and

seascapes a particularly relaxing pastime. This medium is oil on canvas or board with a

painting knife and John Borg Manduca, the famous Maltese impressionist artist, is his

inspiration and mentor. These paintings tend to be both impressionist and expressionist. Paintings are

of varying sizes, from 30 by 20 cm to 180 by 80 cm.

36.Il-Luzzu (Oil on Board, 16cmX18cm) 37.Returning(Oil on board,17.5x22.5cm)


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38.Qalet Marku (Oil on board, 22.4cmX16.8cm)


39.Sailing (Oil on board, 28cmX17cm)


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Katia Mangion

Katia from a young age has shown love, interest and creativity in art. In the year 2000 she

attended the Malta Society of Art which gave her the opportunity to learn the basics and

widen her painting skills. Her passion for painting has also overlapped with her every day

work as she enjoys designing beautify civil buildings with a high sense of practicality. In

the year 2004, she continued developing her passion towards art by attending lessons at

the renowned local artist George Farrugia. She later adventured towards abstract painting

were she used acrylic colours and different painting materials to enhance the paintings

feel and look. Her preferred topics to paint are various types of local flowers, Maltese

country side, village cores and still life. In 2008, she successfully participated in a collective art exhibition.

40.Lily 41.Flower Blossom

(acrylic on canvas, 40x40cm) (acrylic on canvas, 60x40cm)


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42.Rainbow Flowers

(acrylic on canvas, 40x40cm)


43.Mdina from tal-Virtu

(watercolours, 70x50cm)


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Justine MB

We last enjoyed Justine MB’s art when she exhibited her ballerinas some years ago. The

sailing boats she also displayed couples with one of her favourite themes, ballerinas, give

us a sense of nostalgia and some of the boat paintings have a wistful and serene

atmosphere while the ballerinas sparkle with vitality. Justine has a romantic sensibility

which is evident in all her paintings. It is these qualities which giver her works a

distinctive power. A painting of a boat at sea on a cloudy day of flat is a ‘slow’ painting. Another of a

stormy day, painted in shades of blue makes you wonder if the voyagers will arrive safely. A third

painting of a boat is in different shades of brown and has a familiar and reassuring Valletta skyline. Her

ballerinas twirl in a kaleidoscope of colour. The canvas, to Justine MB is a stage on which to perform.

One painting depicting a scene from a summer festa is a swarm of colour with dabs and dashes of

orange and read. Justine MB needs no introduction to locals. She comes from a family which, on both

sides naturally gifted and painted in the chiaroscuro method. She initially started some sketch work

under the supervision of her grandmothers, Antonia Cassar Torregiani and Marcelle Bonici Mallia nee

Denaro, the latter, a painter and restorer who worked for years with Fr. Marius Zerafa, the former

curator of the Fine Arts Museum and an artist.

She has experimented extensively not only with colour, but also with pottery, cloth statues, batik, dyes

and other media. Justine was privately tutored by well-known Maltese artists and also attended classes

at the School of Art in Valletta and at Targa Gap. Here she continued to experiment and painted in

acrylics and water colours and a number of lessons were dedicated to life painting, painting outdoors

and still life. In May 2001, she pursued her studies overseas at the Chelsea College of Art and Design

and in Florence at the Angel Academy of Art.

44.Waiting for the Dance (mixed media ink visual,

45x58, framed)


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45.Cross Roads (watercolours, 65x45cm, framed)


46.Golden Sail(mixed media, 45x75m, framed)


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47.Say it with flowers (watercolour, 50x65cm, framed)


48.Wayside Chapel (watercolour, 65x45cm, framed)


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49.Red skies in the night…Shepherds delight (mixed media, 60x55cm,

framed)


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Doris Micallef

A forerunner of the current crop of Maltese female artists, Dame Doris Micallef has been

engaged in the artistic field for as long as she can remember. Noted for her detailed

composition and her particular use of light, Doris delights in landscape painting, and she

does it simply and clear-sightedly. She sees the Maltese Islands as a single panorama to be

captured piecemeal according to her mood and the canvas size immediately at hand. Her

versatility spreads into other areas, such as portrait painting, and in recent years she has taken up

watercolour painting to complement her canvases. But throughout her artistic career she has

remained steadfast to the Maltese time-honoured landscape tradition. One of her main characteristics,

as Dennis Vella notes, is her ‘’prediliction for exploring effects of strong sunlight’’ while her images,

according to Peter Serracino-Inglott, ‘’are not just objective reflection of a particular landscape (but) a

dialogue between a human being and a segment of nature involving an ethical and ecological

relationship’’. In 2012 Dame Micallef published a book entitled’’Paintings of Malta and Gozo’’.

50.Il-Gnien tas-Sultan (watercolour, 35cmX41cm, framed)


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51.Banana in Bloom (watercolour, 42x34cm, framed)


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Ray Parascandalo

Started drawing at an early age. Tutored by Harry Alden and the late Esprit Barthet at the

School of Arts (1973-4). From 2000 to 2008, furthered his studies in drawing and painting

under Anton Calleja. Subsequently, in 2009 joined Patrick Dalli’s Art Group for further

regular Life Classes. Currently works in acrylic, watercolour, and pencil: human figure,

seascapes, landscapes, and still life. Participated in several collective art exhibitions

between 2001 and 2011. Ray has participated in a number of exhibition, namely: Art Exhibition - The

Strand – Sliema, Malta Society of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce-Trade Fair Naxxar , First National

Art Exhibition - Malta Society of Arts - Manufacturers and Commerce-Trade Fair Naxxar, Malta Society

of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, National Museum of Fine Arts – Valletta, Art Exhibition in aid of

WOW - St Julians, Art Exhibition – in conjunction with Beauty and Hair Marathon – Birkirkara, Art

Exhibition “Unità” – Marsascala, Manoel Theatre Shakespeare Exhibition – Valletta, Art Exhibition -

Friends of National Archives – Rabat, Art Auction in aid of “Puttinu Cares” - Ramla Bay Hotel – Marfa,

Malta through The Ages - Mediterranean Conference Centre – Valletta, L-Istrina Exhibition - Mater Dei

Hospital - Msida and the Fund Raising Exhibition – The Order of St. Lazarus – Rabat.

52.Nude (charcoal & watercolour,

30X40cm)


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Anastasia Ponyatovskaya-Pace

Anastasia Ponyatovskaya-Pace graduated as an artist from the college of Sankt-Petersburg,

Russia and Academy of Art in Moldova. After joining the Union of Artists in 2004, she has

become widely revered for her unique style and imagination and participated in more than

50 art exhibitions. Since 2005, Anastasia has been living in Malta and she finds that this

country is full of legendary and beautiful places which are very inspiring for creations. She

presents new original art works in postmodernism fantasy style. In her art she tries to rethink heritage

and old traditions, and bring the inspiration in her work.

53.Maltese Carnival, Musicants (80x80cms)


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54.Maltese Carnival, Festa Girl (oil on canvas, 100x80cm)


55.Maltese Carnival, Dedicated to Sezanne (oil on canvas, 75x40cms)


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56.Maltese Carnival, Zodiacapp (watercolour on paper, 70x50cms)


57.Maltese Carnival, Zodiac Leo (watercolour on paper, 70x50cms)


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Monica Spiteri

Monica Spiteri is a versatile established artist whose works vary from painting, sculpture

and ceramics. Tutored by Maltese artists Charles Cassar, Harry Alden, Esprit Barthet,

Samuel Bugeja, Anton Agius and Anna Galea, by British artist Matt Bruce and by

Singaporean Batik Guinness World Record Holder Sarkasi Said.

Her Accolades: First Prize Watercolour Award in the International Art Competition, “Silver

Palette Competition” (Malta Society of Arts), Third Prize Award in the “Grolla D’Oro” International

competition in Treviso, Italy, Special Judges Prize in the International Competition “ L’Italiano in Piazza”

(Istituto Italiano di Cultura ), one of her works was chosen for an “IMAX” Stone Temples Civilization

documentary film (The OTS Foundation Sarasota USA), Monica was selected to represent Malta at the

symposium “Isedem Project” in Sicily (The Italian – Maltese Commission), Sculptural work “The Fishes”

in bronze which forms part of the monument dedicated to the late national Sculptor Anton Agius in

Rabat, Bust in bronze of sculptor Anton Agius (Philanthropic Society -Razzett tal-Markis Mallia Tabone

in Mosta.

Exhibitions: Monica had 2 Personal exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts and Museum of

Archaeology. She also exhibits collectively and her works are found across the globe.

58.Marching (Oil on canvas, 77cmX61cm)


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59.In Battle (Oil on Canvas, 77cmX61cm)


60.Roof Tops (Oil on canvas, 77cmX61cm)


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61.The Maltese Landscape (Oil on canvas, 1.10mX0.60m)


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