Anthony Pulitano is a young professional painter with a serious respect for the craft as well as the subjects that inspire him. His artistic career is a lifetime of dedication to excellence.  

One will consistently hear comparison of Anthony's work to that of the Old Masters.  While this young artist will be the first to withdraw himself from such a lofty classification, his high standard of quality is a commitment to the unwritten truths passed on from great artists of the past.  

Anthony has studied art from the age of eight.  He continued to mature with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Illustration from The Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida.  From there, formal education continued in Italy at the Florence Academy of Art.  There he studied at a traditional alelier in the techniques of the Old Masters passed down since the Italian Renaissance.

As a professional portrait painter, Mr Pulitano's commissions include a portrait for His Eminence Theodore Cardinal McCarrick, the recently retired Archbishop of Washington DC.  Paintings by Pulitano hang in private collections along the east coast as well as Italy.

Mr. Pulitano has received national recognition for his works.  Honors include Best of Ringling in 2003 and 2004, The Artists Magazine annual competition.  His work has sold at auction at the Barrett Art Center in New York. Pulitano was recently featured on the cover of the Gulf Coast Times in southwest Florida.