Comments on: Ricardo Cinalli, artist

By: John Leach

John Leach — Tue, 09 Mar 2021 20:41:40 +0000

Ricardo, nice to see your photo and read about Puma Court.
I met Ricardo when he first arrived in London, at that time he was having English lessons! I saw him at several addresses before he met Eric and moved to Fournier Street where I visited from time to time and saw the work progressing on the house.
Ricardo is also an accomplished pianist and at Fournier Street he had a grand piano which he would often play on for me.
I met him once by chance in the street after his move to Puma Court but have not yet taken up an invitation he offered me to visit his latest home, maybe one day….

John

By: shirish kelkar ( kelly)

shirish kelkar ( kelly) — Tue, 02 Feb 2021 14:14:27 +0000

Hi ! Ricardo it was nice to see your picture i hope you remember me when you were doing work at Mr. Adi Dubhash Bunglow at Mount Napien, Mumbai.
I was so happy to see you !!
I am an Architect working in Mumbai and we had a nice time when you were doing work here!I remember those wonderful Birds very colourful birds and the ceiling painting of five continents ! it was Great work! A Masterpiece indeed !

By: Roy Meyer.

Roy Meyer. — Sat, 07 Mar 2020 01:19:52 +0000

Ricardo 1975/6 at Marylebone Roy had just met Tony (Reverened)
I had just organized the Hackney Arts Show. I met you and Eric(the painting Eric beside the lamp sitting on the coffee table?.
Intro over I live in sydney australia.If you remember me I would like to catch up. Wishing you both greetings and salutations.Roy Meyer. 21 Loch St. Campsie. Nsw 2194 Australia.

By: Lars Fimmerstad

Lars Fimmerstad — Wed, 11 Apr 2018 14:43:48 +0000

A Michelangelo of the 21th Century!

By: Terry

Terry — Sat, 13 Aug 2016 07:53:16 +0000

In the late eighties and early nineties I had the pleasure of meeting Ricardo Cinalli through my job as a heating engineer, it was a fantastic time to work for someone that had great expectations and vision it was not an easy undertaking looking at the scale of work that had to be perfectly correct as Ricardo is a perfectionist. It was a very slow process involving numerous visits, but in the end I took great satisfaction from the experience. On the occasions that I returned and saw how he had transformed a once wreck into what it is now is fabulous.He is one of the nicest and talented people I have had the pleasure to know.

By: Jan Hjelm

Jan Hjelm — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 22:51:07 +0000

I met Ricardo in Örebro, Sweden, in the early -80:s when I worked at the Örebro Läns Museum. He came as a fresh gust of wind invited to exhibit some of his fantastic translucent tissue paper works. I sat model for him, and he made a giant impression of my big toe. It was fascinating to see how he slowly, layer by layer, constructed the virtual 3-D image. I still have the signed pencil scetch of the toe that he gave me, hanging on the wall, the original is in the collection of the museum. It is with delight that I see how he has developed his art over the years and still has kept up the fascination of portraying the human body.

By: kenneth mcintosh

kenneth mcintosh — Mon, 16 May 2011 15:02:56 +0000

Ricardo – Al fin! 30 an~os despues ” El cabezon” sin iniciativa y sin ordenardora te buscaba en fournier street cuando las crujas ambrientes crecieron en su consume de tu barrio adoptivo.
Te veo que estas esplendido y nada cambiado – casi! Un abrazo.