Marino Faliero (1948) - Campi di girasole

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Campi di girasole, an oil painting from Italy by Marino Faliero (born 1948), created in 2020 or later.

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Explosion of Light: M. Faliero's "Sunflower Field"
In this splendid oil on canvas of 50x70 cm, M. Faliero gifts us a work full of optimism and warmth, capturing the most radiant essence of the Italian countryside. The title, "Sunflower Field," perfectly introduces a scene where nature is the absolute protagonist, pulsing with a golden light that seems almost to spill beyond the borders of the canvas.
The foreground is a triumph of sunflowers with fleshy petals and deep centers, rendered with a confident brushstroke that gives them an almost sculptural presence. Beyond this flowery threshold, the eye is guided along a path leading to a typical rural farmhouse, immersed in fields that fade toward the violet of lavender on the horizon. The artist plays masterfully with complementary contrasts: the intense yellow of the flowers and the wheat fields enhances the depth of the dark cypresses and the clarity of a sky streaked with light clouds. The use of oil technique allows Faliero to achieve impeccable chromatic saturation, making the painting a true open window onto an endless summer day.
Thanks to its compact dimensions and incredible luminosity, this painting is perfect to add a point of light and energy to any space, representing an excellent choice for those who love high-quality modern landscape painting.
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Seller's Story

For orders and commissions, visit the site www.arteecollezioni.com We at Arte e Collezioni believe that art is a reflection of the soul, and our passion is to seek out and select works that speak to the heart.
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Explosion of Light: M. Faliero's "Sunflower Field"
In this splendid oil on canvas of 50x70 cm, M. Faliero gifts us a work full of optimism and warmth, capturing the most radiant essence of the Italian countryside. The title, "Sunflower Field," perfectly introduces a scene where nature is the absolute protagonist, pulsing with a golden light that seems almost to spill beyond the borders of the canvas.
The foreground is a triumph of sunflowers with fleshy petals and deep centers, rendered with a confident brushstroke that gives them an almost sculptural presence. Beyond this flowery threshold, the eye is guided along a path leading to a typical rural farmhouse, immersed in fields that fade toward the violet of lavender on the horizon. The artist plays masterfully with complementary contrasts: the intense yellow of the flowers and the wheat fields enhances the depth of the dark cypresses and the clarity of a sky streaked with light clouds. The use of oil technique allows Faliero to achieve impeccable chromatic saturation, making the painting a true open window onto an endless summer day.
Thanks to its compact dimensions and incredible luminosity, this painting is perfect to add a point of light and energy to any space, representing an excellent choice for those who love high-quality modern landscape painting.
www.arteecollezioni.com

Seller's Story

For orders and commissions, visit the site www.arteecollezioni.com We at Arte e Collezioni believe that art is a reflection of the soul, and our passion is to seek out and select works that speak to the heart.
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Details

Artist
Marino Faliero (1948)
Sold with frame
No
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Campi di girasole
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
70 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Classical
Period
2020+
ItalyVerified
2443
Objects sold
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