Christopher Pugliese is a distinguished American artist, born and raised in New York City. His work, deeply inspired by the techniques of his Italian ancestors, is a personal exploration of lineage and heritage. Painting in the style of the Renaissance Masters, Pugliese’s artistry blends classical precision with a contemporary sensibility, creating a compelling narrative of human experience through rich, introspective imagery.

In 2010, Pugliese’s early career works (1995-2010) were celebrated in a retrospective at the New Britain Museum of American Art. This collection, spanning fifteen years, captures the emotional and technical evolution of the artist—depicting the struggles, frustrations, and triumphs that come with mastering the craft. Each piece is a reflection of the artist’s journey, confronting the challenges and rewards of creation.

Pugliese’s work has been exhibited in distinguished venues across continents, in a wide array of prestigious galleries, museums, and art fairs. His paintings continue to captivate audiences globally, offering an intimate look at the intersection of classical artistry and modern emotion.