Gian Rodolfo D'accardi, Fleurs, Oil on Wood, Framed

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Artist born June 6, 1906 in Palermo, Sicily. Italian painter of the 20th century. Painter of animated landscapes. After classical … more Artist born June 6, 1906 in Palermo, Sicily. Italian painter of the 20th century. Painter of animated landscapes. After classical studies in Palermo in Naples he settled in Milan in 1925. He appeared at the Venice Biennale in 1948. Self-taught painter, he shows his work in several solo exhibitions in several Italian cities including Rome and Milan, then in the United States, in New York. He creates landscapes populated by stylized horses, combining abstract tendencies and slight expressionist accents. Died in 1993.

This work of art, dominated by swirls of vibrant, bold colors, embodies a feeling of tumultuous energy. The brushstrokes, both dynamic and textured, demonstrate a gestural approach, providing striking depth and movement to the canvas. In the center, a mix of deep blues and passionate reds seem to bloom like abstract flowers, while touches of white and turquoise add luminosity to the whole. The green background, dotted with yellow and orange nuances, creates a powerful contrast which highlights the flamboyant central bouquet. The thick texture of the paint gives a tactile dimension to the work, encouraging the viewer to appreciate the materiality of the medium. This technique, which reveals the brush marks in their smallest details, opens a window on the artist's creative process, emphasizing the spontaneity and intensity of the execution. This painting, through its colors and composition, evokes a wild and free nature, while maintaining a captivating visual harmony. A true celebration of color and gesture, this work is distinguished by its ability to evoke emotion and movement, captivating the eye and mind of the viewer. Original frame
Salmon wood frame
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