Facts About Romero Britto

Written By
Mark Orwell
Mark Orwell
Published: Mar 19, 2009
Updated: Feb 5, 2019
1 minute read

Romero Britto is a pop artist from Brazil who specializes in painting, multimedia works, sculpture and installation pieces. He is one of the most collected pop artists in the world and is particularly popular in South America and many parts of Europe. He also is one of the only pop artists to strongly appeal to children.

Colors

Romero Britto is known for using bright colors in his works, often in geometric patterns. His favorite color is yellow and it is a common color in his paintings.

Content

The subjects of Romero Britto's work are generally simple. He paints many animals, from dogs and cats to monkeys and koalas, as well as people in various situations: children playing sports, or women eating brunch.

Galleries

Romero Britto has two main galleries, which he owns. One is in South Beach, Florida and the other is in Sao Paolo, Brazil. His work is shown, however, in hundreds of other galleries across the world.

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Portraits

Britto has done many portraits of famous people. These include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gloria Estefan, Andre Agassi and Michael Jackson.

Flying Hearts

There is one subject that could be considered Romero Britto's signature object, which appears in many paintings and on many accessories sold at his gallery. It is a red heart with two white wings coming from either side of it.

Mark Orwell

In the summer of 2003, Mark Orwell began his career as a freelance writer focusing on popular culture, music, and film. He continues to write on a broad array of topics from Miami, Florida. His work has been available in the United States,…

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