Rosanna Casagrande (1955) - Giardino interiore





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Rosanna Casagrande (1955) presents Giardino interiore, a 2022 contemporary acrylic painting on panel, 33 by 33 cm, signed on front and back, original edition with a certificate of authenticity, depicting nature in red, green, orange and blue tones.
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Rosanna Casagrande (1955, Conegliano) Italy
Painting in textured acrylic on a thick cardboard panel, mounted on a Passepartout
Work signed on the front and back; with Certificate of Authenticity
Rosanna Casagrande (1955, Conegliano) Italy - lives in Conegliano Veneto.
From a young age, she cultivated a passion for watercolor. Despite many satisfactions, she feels the need to express artistic expression with different tools. She thus approaches informal art.
She admires the audacity of the great Vedova and the exuberant creativity of Afro.
She later meets contemporary artists such as Chiarato and Cheula (her master) and approaches their language without abandoning her ties to the figurative sphere.
The leading European critics write about her.
Seller's Story
Combined shipping; If you buy multiple works in the same Auction you pay only one shipping.
Rosanna Casagrande (1955, Conegliano) Italy
Painting in textured acrylic on a thick cardboard panel, mounted on a Passepartout
Work signed on the front and back; with Certificate of Authenticity
Rosanna Casagrande (1955, Conegliano) Italy - lives in Conegliano Veneto.
From a young age, she cultivated a passion for watercolor. Despite many satisfactions, she feels the need to express artistic expression with different tools. She thus approaches informal art.
She admires the audacity of the great Vedova and the exuberant creativity of Afro.
She later meets contemporary artists such as Chiarato and Cheula (her master) and approaches their language without abandoning her ties to the figurative sphere.
The leading European critics write about her.

