Renato Criscuolo, In Piazza Landscape, Oil on Canvas, 2007, Framed

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According to the best Impressionist tradition, Criscuolo gives prevalence to his subjectivity as an artist with quick brush strokes that … more According to the best Impressionist tradition, Criscuolo gives prevalence to his subjectivity as an artist with quick brush strokes that create an alternation of uniform and irregular pasty surfaces. The urban theme has always been dear to the Neapolitan artist who portrays the frenzy of city life with an extremely keen eye, its frenetic rhythms that prevent people from living their lives with more placid and relaxed rhythms. For this reason, Criscuolo's figures do not have a defined face, but a physicality that invades the canvas, transmitting its frenzy thanks also to the use of dark tones. The execution is vigorous, exalted, intense, it re-appropriates reality by deconstructing it and making it, at the same time, a unique expression of one's feelings.

Painting size cm.40x70, frame cm. 90x90 This piece has an attribution mark,
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