Cesare Frugiuele - Tutti i giorni che verranno






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Cesare Frugiuele original acrylic painting titled “Tutti i giorni che verranno” on 90 × 60 cm canvas (unframed), signed, from Italy, dated 2026 with certificate of authenticity.
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Author: CESARE FRUGIUELE - Italy
Title: "The Everyday that Will Come" - 2026
Acrylic on canvas 90x60 cm, with wooden frame 43x18 mm,
finished on the sides so it is not framed.
With Certificate of Authenticity.
Visit my website:
www.artepassionedivita.com
Discovering art at the age of thirteen, as a self-taught artist, almost by chance, was a unique, thrilling experience.
Even today, sixty years later, I relive it as then.
From the start, I instinctively nourished a genuine passion for drawing and painting.
Over the years, I grew to appreciate figurative art and the tempered tendency toward abstraction, admiring the work of the “Masters” and constantly tending to the chromatic aspect as protagonist.
Then, as required by the natural evolution of inner artistic search, interest shifted toward new influences, new techniques.
The personal contribution transforms, becomes more intimate and reworked, at times positively conditioned also by the primordial symbolic expressions of the human being.
The through line of the journey, despite the changing stylistic appearances, never manages to renounce the impulsive, spontaneous interpretation of the color of life...
Author: CESARE FRUGIUELE - Italy
Title: "The Everyday that Will Come" - 2026
Acrylic on canvas 90x60 cm, with wooden frame 43x18 mm,
finished on the sides so it is not framed.
With Certificate of Authenticity.
Visit my website:
www.artepassionedivita.com
Discovering art at the age of thirteen, as a self-taught artist, almost by chance, was a unique, thrilling experience.
Even today, sixty years later, I relive it as then.
From the start, I instinctively nourished a genuine passion for drawing and painting.
Over the years, I grew to appreciate figurative art and the tempered tendency toward abstraction, admiring the work of the “Masters” and constantly tending to the chromatic aspect as protagonist.
Then, as required by the natural evolution of inner artistic search, interest shifted toward new influences, new techniques.
The personal contribution transforms, becomes more intimate and reworked, at times positively conditioned also by the primordial symbolic expressions of the human being.
The through line of the journey, despite the changing stylistic appearances, never manages to renounce the impulsive, spontaneous interpretation of the color of life...
