Antonio Bresciani (1902-1998) - Giovane fanciulla






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Giovane fanciulla is an oil painting by Antonio Bresciani (1902-1998) from the 1960s in Italy, an original edition, signed and in good condition, measuring 53 × 50 cm and sold with its frame.
Description from the seller
Interesting and refined female portrait by Antonio Bresciani, an important exponent of Neapolitan painting of the twentieth century.
The work depicts a young woman caught in a spontaneous and intimate attitude, with her gaze directed to the side and her hand in the foreground. Particularly successful is the expression of the face, rendered with soft and sensitive painting, capable of conveying naturalness and psychological intensity.
The female figure occupies a significant place in Bresciani's output: the artist indeed loved to portray chiefly girls and young women in moments and attitudes of daily life, favoring a portraiture distant from formality and characterized by a strong human and emotional component.
Wikipedia
Measurements of the work: 27 × 23 cm
Overall measurements with frame: 50 × 53 cm
The work is presented within an important decorative frame that enhances its composition and character.
A painting of pleasant painterly quality, particularly suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of twentieth-century Neapolitan painting and Italian portraiture.
Interesting and refined female portrait by Antonio Bresciani, an important exponent of Neapolitan painting of the twentieth century.
The work depicts a young woman caught in a spontaneous and intimate attitude, with her gaze directed to the side and her hand in the foreground. Particularly successful is the expression of the face, rendered with soft and sensitive painting, capable of conveying naturalness and psychological intensity.
The female figure occupies a significant place in Bresciani's output: the artist indeed loved to portray chiefly girls and young women in moments and attitudes of daily life, favoring a portraiture distant from formality and characterized by a strong human and emotional component.
Wikipedia
Measurements of the work: 27 × 23 cm
Overall measurements with frame: 50 × 53 cm
The work is presented within an important decorative frame that enhances its composition and character.
A painting of pleasant painterly quality, particularly suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of twentieth-century Neapolitan painting and Italian portraiture.
