Massimo Brusadin - L’eleganza dei levrieri

Here is an exclusive triptych of original paintings that celebrates the nobility of the three most iconic sighthound breeds in the world. These are not prints, but unique artworks entirely handmade. The choice of a triptych format makes this lot a striking decorative piece, perfect for professional studios or elegant residences.

The works arise from a deep life study: the artist refined his technique by regularly attending the most important international dog shows, observing firsthand the anatomy, bearing, and character nuances of the sighthounds. This direct experience allows him to transfer onto the canvas not only the aesthetic appearance but the true essence of the breed.

Borzoi (Russian Wolfhound): Study of texture and movement of the coat.

Greyhound: Focused on anatomical power and the depth of the gaze.

Afghan Hound: A stylistic exercise on regal silkiness.

This triptych is conceived to dominate a prominent wall. The color continuity across the three panels creates a visual rhythm that transforms a corridor, a professional studio, or a classic living room into a small private art gallery.

Thanks to the standard format (30x24 cm), the works are easily framed with pre-assembled frames, allowing you to customize the setup according to your taste: golden frames for an antique look or slim black frames or brushed metal for a modern effect.

Artist’s History

Massimo Brusadin is a self-taught painter, born in Pordenone but residing in the Vittorio Veneto area. His artistic training developed independently, through private studies and participation in painting courses, which allowed him to refine technique and expressive sensitivity.

Over the years he has taken part in several artistic initiatives, standing out for his presence in multiple editions of the International Art Exhibitions of Cordignano. He has also exhibited at various local fairs and art showcases, including events such as “Pittori in Contrada” in Conegliano and the internal collective art show in Budoia.

He specializes in portraits, in particular of animals and people, an area in which he best expresses his ability to grasp details and emotions. He also executes commissioned paintings, offering personalized works based on the client’s requests.

His activity testifies to a steady path of growth and personal research, rooted in the territory but open to exchange with broader artistic realities.