Last Sunday Open Studio

My studio and my gallery, Luna Rienne, are currently closed due to the pandemic. View the post above for further information about viewing my work during this period.

“Addio Lucca Ravioli” 18” X 56”. oil/panel, 1.2020. (for sale)

“Addio Lucca Ravioli” 18” X 56”. oil/panel, 1.2020. (for sale)

“Pintando la Casa de la Mora, Patzcuaro, Michoacan” 16” X 44”, oi /canvas, 12.2019. (for sale)

“Pintando la Casa de la Mora, Patzcuaro, Michoacan” 16” X 44”, oi /canvas, 12.2019. (for sale)

The two part video, below, chronicles a two and one half month painting trip beginning with the two week painting workshop I directed in Sicily and, afterwards, my journey with my wife, Beryl Landau, up the Italian Peninsula to Emilia-Romagna in the north.

Ongoing Exhibition “Different  Perspectives”

Paintings of Italy and San Francisco

Beryl Landau & Anthony Holdsworth

“Rainy Night,Lucca Ravioli”, oil/panel, A Holdsworth ……………………………. “Evening at El Farolito”, oil/panel, A. Holdsworth

“Rainy Night,Lucca Ravioli”, oil/panel, A Holdsworth ……………………………. “Evening at El Farolito”, oil/panel, A. Holdsworth

Luna Rienne Gallery, Nov 9 - Dec 2

  3318 22nd St, San Francisco Hours: Th - M, 12 - 6 PM

Screening of Video of the Italian Journey: Nov 17, 6:30 - 8 PM 

“Vanishing Landmark”, acrylic/canvas, B. Landau ……………………………….. “Bougainvillea, Catania, Sicily” Watercolor, B. Landau

“Vanishing Landmark”, acrylic/canvas, B. Landau ……………………………….. “Bougainvillea, Catania, Sicily” Watercolor, B. Landau

“L’Aquila”, oil/canvas, A. Holdsworth . …………………………………………………..“Matera”, oil/canvas, A. Holdsworth

“L’Aquila”, oil/canvas, A. Holdsworth . …………………………………………………..“Matera”, oil/canvas, A. Holdsworth

The Italian Paintings

These paintings, created on location, are the result of a two month journey by bus and train from Sicily to Northern Italy. Anthony and Beryl spent most of their time in the south, a little understood region with a very different history from the north. In the south, they stayed in  Catania, Cefalu, Matera, Ostuni and L’Aquila.

In the north they painted in Rome, Florence, and near Lugo in Emilia Romagna.