Antonio Pietro “Peter” Martino (1902-1988) [NRA 1942]
American Regionalist / Social Realism landscape, urban genre and still-life painter ;
Antonio Martino ; A.P. Martino ; A. P. Martino ; Antonio P. Martino ; Antonio Peter Martino ;
[Born April 13, 1902 in Philadelphia, PA – died September 3, 1988 in Thousand Oaks, Ventura, CA]

SAL record control number: 64027 ;

Record level: Person ;

Record type: Artist ;

Birth: April 13, 1902 in Philadelphia, PA ;
Death: September 3, 1988 in Thousand Oaks, Ventura, CA ;
Sex: Male ;
Ethnicity: White ; 
Zodiac: Aries ;

Known for: Social Realist paintings of towns and small cities ;
Medium: Oil ;
Technique: Painting ;
Subjects: People ; cities ; towns ; railroad ; architecture ; buildings ;

Areas: Philadelphia, PA ; Manayunk, Philadelphia, PA ; DE ; Darby Creek ; New Hope, PA ; New York, NY ; Thousand Oaks, Ventura, CA ;
Region: North East ;
Lived: Philadelphia, PA ; Thousand Oaks, Ventura, CA ;
Father: Carmine Antonio Martino (1871-1955) ;
Mother: Clementina (Baranello) Martino (1874-1920) ;
Relatives: Modestino Frank Martino (1896-1940), brother ; Filomena Martino (1898-1922), sister ; Antonette Martino (1900-1902), sister ; Alberto Martino (1905-?), brother ; Ernest Martino (1907-?), brother ; John Martino (1909-?), brother ; William Martino (1911-?), brother ; [unknown] (?-?) ;
Spouse: Mary Josephine (Hoffstetter) Martino (1906-1990), wife, married 1927 in Philadelphia, PA ;
Children: Anthony Martins (Martino) (1928-?), son ; Marie Martins (Martino) (1932-?), daughter ;

Training: Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Art, Philadelphia, PA ; Philadelphia Sketch Club, Philadelphia, PA ; Spring Garden Institute of Art, Philadelphia, PA ; La France Institute, Paris, France under Albert Jean Adolphe (1865-1940) ;
Instructors: Albert Jean Adolphe (1865-1940) ;
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Member: Salmagundi Club, New York, NY, artist member (1942-1988) ; Philadelphia Sketch Club, Philadelphia, PA ; Philadelphia Art Club, Philadelphia, PA ;
Exhibited with: Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA ; National Academy of Design, New York, NY ; Salmagundi Club, New York, NY ; Sesquicentennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, PA (1926) ;
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