A. Simonetti (XX) - Paesaggio con viale e carrozze






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Paesaggio con viale e carrozze, an oil on canvas in the Impressionist style by A. Simonetti (XX) from Italy, dated 1900, original edition, signed, 60 x 80 cm, sold with frame, in discrete condition.
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Attilio Simonetti (1843–1925)
A tree-lined avenue with carriages and figures
Oil on canvas depicting an elegant tree-lined avenue animated by horse-drawn carriages and numerous figures. The scene is set in a evocative evening atmosphere, with a sky threaded by delicate tones of blue, pink, purplish and golden hues.
The composition presents a marked depth of perspective: the avenue draws the eye toward the background, while on the right the presence of tall trees and vegetation creates an imposing natural screen. The carriages and figures, treated with swift and succinct brushstrokes, impart movement and vitality to the scene.
The painting highlights a free and luminous brushwork, particularly evident in the rendering of the sky, vegetation and trees, with a sensibility close to the tradition of landscape and genre painting of Rome between the 19th and 20th centuries
Attilio Simonetti (1843–1925)
A tree-lined avenue with carriages and figures
Oil on canvas depicting an elegant tree-lined avenue animated by horse-drawn carriages and numerous figures. The scene is set in a evocative evening atmosphere, with a sky threaded by delicate tones of blue, pink, purplish and golden hues.
The composition presents a marked depth of perspective: the avenue draws the eye toward the background, while on the right the presence of tall trees and vegetation creates an imposing natural screen. The carriages and figures, treated with swift and succinct brushstrokes, impart movement and vitality to the scene.
The painting highlights a free and luminous brushwork, particularly evident in the rendering of the sky, vegetation and trees, with a sensibility close to the tradition of landscape and genre painting of Rome between the 19th and 20th centuries
