Remo Brindisi (Rome, 25 April 1918 – Lido di Spina, 25 July 1996) was an Italian painter.
He studied in Penne (PE), at the Mario dei Fiori Art School, L'Aquila and Rome, then attending the Art School of Urbino.
During his life he made many study trips, visiting, among others, Florence, Paris and Venice, and then moved to live in Milan.
Internationally recognized to the point of becoming one of the most cited and well-known painters of Italian painting of the last century, schools and some streets in Italy are dedicated to him.
