Claudia Vecchiarelli

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Campo di Grano, by Claudia Vecchiarelli
Campo di Grano, by Claudia Vecchiarelli

Claudia Vecchiarelli is a contemporary Italian-German naive painter, whose favourite subjects are Italian landscapes (especially those of Tuscany and Umbria).

Claudia Vecchiarelli was born on November 7th, 1978 in Schwabmünchen, Germany. She began painting in 1998 and later made a significant contribution to the new wave of naive art paintings "Fantanaive painting". Her works were exhibited in many individual and collective exhibitions. Her naive Tuscany landscape paintings can be seen in many Italian and foreign galleries and private collections. Her work has been exhibited together with the work of British Conceptual artist Geoff Bunn in Italian theatres, like La Scala and at the Teatro degli Arcimboldi in Milan.

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