Description

The painting "Fiera di Primiero - cottages in via San Rocco" by Leonida Beltrame is a classic example of impressionist painting. The scene represented is that of a typical rustic house.

What is immediately striking about the work is the pictorial technique used by the artist, which recalls the impression of a blurred photo. The brushstrokes are light and fast, with colors blending into each other to create an effect of light and shadow. This technique gives the painting a particular atmosphere, evocative of a serene and silent landscape.

The composition is balanced and the shapes well defined, despite the artist's choice not to draw every detail with precision. The skilful use of color, especially in the representation of the sky and the surrounding landscape, helps to create a sense of depth and space.

One can appreciate the artist's work in creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere, making the work suitable to be placed in environments that require a sense of peace and harmony.The work comes from a vast collection of nearly 200 paintings left to the family upon his death.

The master has participated in numerous national and international personal and group exhibitions, winning many prestigious awards.

The painting is made in oil on canvas and is sold with original wooden frame.

Leonida Beltrame has recently been attributed an artist coefficient of 5 by the art critic and historian Giorgio Gregorio Grasso.