Roberto Budicin – original paintings, oil on canvas
Roberto Budicin is a landscape and portrait painter from Trieste, born in 1980. Our gallery holds 18 of his original paintings, from 300 to 2,800 €: each is painted only once, in oil on canvas, and signed. Once a painting is sold, it is no longer in the shop.
His path as a painter
Budicin trained with Walter Falzari and his father Sergio, a painter of animals, and studied the old masters from an early age: first Titian, then Velázquez, later 19th-century painters such as John Sargent, Joaquín Sorolla and Anders Zorn. He finds his subjects in Trieste and its hinterland: views of the city by the sea, the Karst, woods and mountains, and nearby Venice. He has exhibited since 2005, among other places in Udine (2012), Venice (2013), Trieste’s city hall (2013 and 2023) and the Tribbio gallery in Trieste (2014 and 2016). More about him: Roberto Budicin, painter.
His paintings in our gallery
The Karst, mountains and snow. Roberto Budicin – Sunset in the Karst, Roberto Budicin – Snow in the Karst, Roberto Budicin – Mountain sunset, Roberto Budicin – Mountain woods, Roberto Budicin – Mountain stream, Roberto Budicin – Snowy forest and Roberto Budicin – Snow around the lake.
Horses and other animals. Roberto Budicin – Lipizzan Horses, Roberto Budicin – Horse Grazing, Roberto Budicin – Mountain horses, Roberto Budicin – Workhorse, Roberto Budicin – Donkey at sunset, Roberto Budicin – Kitten and Roberto Budicin – Dog portrait.
Country scenes. Roberto Budicin – On the well, Roberto Budicin – Returning home, Roberto Budicin – Under the Oak Tree and Roberto Budicin – The Shepherd, his largest work with us.
Size, price and frame
Each painting exists in a single size, given on its page. Most are small formats, about 20 to 60 cm a side, priced from 300 to 800 €: they suit a shelf, a desk, a wall by a window or a group of two or three paintings. The Shepherd measures about a metre on its longer side and costs 2,800 €; it belongs above a sofa or a sideboard. The paintings are sold unframed. Other originals by living painters are in original art, and views of Kranj and Ljubljana by the painter Aleks M.
Frequently asked questions
Are Budicin’s paintings originals?
Yes. Each painting is painted only once and signed. It is neither a reproduction nor a print.
What does Roberto Budicin paint?
Landscapes of the Karst, mountains and snow, horses and other animals, and country scenes.
How much does a Budicin painting cost?
From 300 to 2,800 €. Most of the smaller paintings cost 300 to 800 €, The Shepherd 2,800 €.
What sizes are the paintings?
Each has one size, given on its page. Most measure about 20 to 60 cm a side, The Shepherd about a metre.
Are the paintings framed?
No, the paintings are sold unframed.
Which technique does he use?
Oil on canvas.
Who were his teachers?
Walter Falzari and his father Sergio, a painter of animals. On his own he studied Titian, Velázquez, Sargent, Sorolla and Zorn.
Where has Budicin exhibited?
Since 2005 in solo and group exhibitions, among other places in Trieste, Venice, Udine, Pordenone and Bergamo.