David Rubello

David Rubello has studied and painted naturalism for many years. In 1965 he began studies in non-objective painting, which prompted him to explore spatial issues and relationships. His collective work reveals an interest in vivid colors and geometric design.

Rubello began his studies in art at Cass Technical High School in Detroit, MI. Upon his graduation in 1954 he was awarded a scholarship to Detroit's Society of Arts and Crafts, known today as the Center for Creative Studies.

Inspired by classical Italian art, Rubello left Detroit in 1959 to attend the Academy of Art in Rome, Italy. In 1964, he was accepted to study painting under the artist Richard Mortensen at the Kings Academy of Fine Art in Copenhagen, Denmark. Rubello completed a Master of Fine Arts Degree at the University of Michigan in 1972.

Since then, Rubello has exhibited nationally and is in numerous public and private collections and publications, including "Who's Who In American Art."

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