Dino Rossi (1904–1982) - Il Corso, Milano

Dino Rossi (1904–1982) – Il Corso, Milano

Atmospheric oil painting depicting a lively Milanese street scene by Italian painter Dino Rossi. Executed in a loose impressionistic style, the work captures the movement and daily rhythm of the city, with figures, architecture and a horse-drawn carriage rendered in soft, fluid brushstrokes.

Signed lower left.

Oil on canvas.

Dimensions:
:
34 × 54 cm (canvas)

51 × 71 cm (including frame)

Dino Rossi was an 
Italian painter active in the mid-20th century, known for atmospheric cityscapes and street scenes, often depicting Milan and other urban environments.
His work shows clear influence from Italian Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, with loose brushwork, muted yet lively colour palettes, and a strong sense of movement and daily life.
Rossi’s paintings focus on street life, figures in motion, trams, carriages and urban architecture, capturing fleeting moments rather than precise detail a style that appeals strongly to collectors of European cityscapes.