Diego Voci; “Old Man Portrait” Acrylic on Canvas, late 1960’s
Coop Cooprider, Diego Voci Historian, notes that this is the original frame from Naffouj Gallery. Naffouj Gallery represented Diego Voci, click to learn more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Diego_Voci#Germany_-_Naffouj_and_Dahms_galleries
Go visit the “Bottomless Pit” of information on Diego Voci Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Diego_Voci
Diego Voci; “Eating Child” 60x80cm #471-680
“Eating Child” by Diego Voci was purchased in 1977 by Mr. and Mrs. Donal Zellmer (Heidelberg). Any whereabouts of the owner of this painting, please contact diegovociproject@gmail.com.
“Each movement had its great masters, but there are very few who could create art unconfined by a single style like Diego.” – Curator Diego Voci
Diego Voci’s talent truly expanded into a broad range of genres, Fauvism, Surrealism and here Realism, what you see today.
To view an overview of the talent that Diego Voci created in each and every day, visit Antonio Diego Voci Wikipedia Gallery
“La fille du port” owned by Tom Frinta and his wife Ena is best described in Tom’s own words, “La fille du port” is actually my favorite picture. I look at it several times a day. There is a very precious meaning. Her expression shows that poverty does not reduce the human values. Her face is still so beautiful and sovereign although she cannot afford a new dress.”
“La fille du port” (Girl from the Harbor), Oil on Canvas, 70×80 cm, #641-037).
After connecting with Tom in March of 2015, the DVP found that not only did Tom share an exciting and clandestine adventure with “Diego” himself, this exquisite oil painting by Diego has a story of it’s own. To read about their “energizing” #adventure click on link at bottom of the WP post.
Circa 1973 Helga #Voci began keeping index cards of Diego oil #paintings, cards not found again until this year. Of recent DVP discovered 2 cards for the same painting. Coop has been the Diego Voci #Historian since #1973 and he and wife Patti continue to collect Diego #artwork and proudly display them with no intent to let go of any Diego artwork!
In 1974 Coop purchased“La fille du port” in Diego’s studio. Diego later, on Christine Khan’s behalf, asked Coop & Patti for some of their Diego collection to keep Christine in business. Since Coop let Patti choose a few, he had no idea which paintings were selected. Fortunately and unfortunately it ended up including the “La fille du port”.
Once we made the connection of 2 Index cards selling the same painting the mystery was solved. Sold to Coop in 1974, it was resold to Tom in 1980, who proudly refers to Diego as his “close friend Antonio”. “La fille du port” is in good hands with Tom and Ena.
Coop says “Tom has great taste”and that had he known Patti selecting this one he’d have stopped her!
https://diegovociproject.wordpress.com/2015/05/26/an-energizing-discovery/
Read more about internationally collected artist Antonio DIEGO Voci (1920-19-85) on Coop’s Wikipedia Biography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Diego_Voci
Diego Voci; “Scena di Maroco” oil on canvas; 50x60cm
Back in 1976, at Patrick Henry Village in Heidelberg, Germany, Anna Kibildis purchased this Diego Voci painting titled “Scena di Maroco“.
Who owns this painting now? Where is this painting?
Our all volunteer team is cataloging all of Antonio Diego Voci’s works of art with the official Diego Voci Estate Archive. Any information on the whereabouts or owners of this painting, please contact us at diegovociproject@gmail.com
To the see the trail of work visit, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Diego_Voci
Diego Voci; “La Rentree des Paysans” 80x100cm oil on canvas #651-297
This is an image of a faded polaroid taken of this painting over 40 + plus years ago.
Diego Voci, an “Artist of a Thousand Faces”! Any information about this painting or owner, please contact us at diegovociproject@gmail.com.
To learn more, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Diego_Voci
Diego Voci; “Boys with Melon” #4802-068 oil on canvas 60x80cm
Captain Lambert originally purchased this painting in April of 1980 at Lahr, Canadian AFB in Germany. Then, it traveled . . .
NOW WE KNOW WHO OWNS THIS DIEGO !! “BOYS WITH MELON” FOUND AT LAST!
UPDATE: Diego Voci AHAH! Kami Cooprider here! I came in this afternoon and saw this great post. It looked familiar. Voila! Carole Hackenbeck and her hubby Claude own it. Here is what she wrote to us late last year: “Hi, my husband is number 8 of a 10 children family. Number 7, his brother Michel was a major in the Canadian air-force and was stationed in Germany for a few years and he bought this painting! Unfortunately he died of a massive heart attack in September 1988 at the age of 39!! Our third son was born on September 30th 1988 which is the date of Diego Voci’s passing [Actual date of Death is August 10, 1985]!! His parents cherished this painting and when both were diseased the 9 siblings had a drawing to share the objects that everyone wanted and my husband won the painting which we love and reminds us of his closest brother!!!” and here is the Index card with Helga Voci handwritten info on Major Michel Lambert, Claude’s brother. Our Diego Voci Project Team will continue posting more of the the ‘lost’ paintings! Greetings from the DVP, Coop, Stephen Max and Lisa Camargo
#Diego ‘s love of food as an Italian, seems to capture people with their emotions and a relation to food. He loved to cook! He loved his wine. He loved his coffee! He loved LIFE!
To understand the creative nature of Diego, click here Antonio Diego Voci Biography Wikipedia authored by Coop Cooprider, Diego Voci Historian since 1973.
Where is this painting now? Who owns this painting?
The Diego Voci Project Team has no information on this painting, only a photo and nothing else except that it is an exceptional work of art.
Diego Voci; Unknown Landscape
This is impressionistic landscape painted by Antonio Diego Voci (1920-1985). Learn more about the history of Diego and his artistic talents on Wikipedia; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Diego_Voci
Contact us The Diego Voci Project Team at diegovociproject@gmail.com for ANY AND ALL information on this painting.
This is a Polaroid image of an original oil painting titled “Jeune Fille A La Fenêtre” 50x60cm by internationally collected artist Diego Voci (1920-85).
This painting was purchased by LTC. Tinsley in September 1, 1974.
Any information or whereabouts of this painting, please contact diegovociproject@gmail.com or visit Antonio Diego Voci Wikipedia website.
Here is one of 3 paintings known to be sold by Schlossgalerie in Zurich, Switzerland; a period when Schlossgalerie in Zurich provided Diego (Voci) a studio (mid 1963-1964) where master paintings were created.
Mr. Buri owner of Schlossgalerie in Zurich during that time period sold Diego’s works under the name “Antonio Voci”.
This painting of a blacksmith was discovered by Susan Vogler Pinfold. Susan sent this image to the Diego Voci Project and is referenced as “The Smithy” 57 ½” x 69″ oil on canvas. This painting is signed “A Voci” and on the plaque the name is “Antonio Voci“.
To learn more about Diego Voci’s early life, visit Antonio Diego Voci on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Diego_Voci
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