Padelah (1961) - Spring - cod. 100826-11





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Padelah (1961)’s *Spring - cod. 100826-11* is a unique original acrylic painting on canvas, signed by hand and dated 2025.
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Unique Original Painting
Padelah - Atri, Italy, 1961
Unique original work on canvas
Acrylic enamels, raised textured finish
Signed and authenticated by hand on the back
Certificate signed by the Artist
PADELAH was born in Atri (Te), Italy, in 1961. They grew artistically in a flourishing environment, in a family of artists and gallery owners. Their life finds expression in colorful compositions inspired by forms in nature, which the artist transforms into repeated motifs and patterns. An initially abstract pictorial idea that unfolds through color into optical compositions. Their vividly colorful canvases enchantingly convey the possibility of art as pure poetry, as a waking dream, as the crystallization of a concept of painting, far removed from everything and precisely for that reason so close to life.
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COMBINED SHIPPING: if you purchase multiple works in the same auction, you pay for ONLY ONE shipment
We invite you to visit our online sales platform “DELAURETISART”
Unique Original Painting
Padelah - Atri, Italy, 1961
Unique original work on canvas
Acrylic enamels, raised textured finish
Signed and authenticated by hand on the back
Certificate signed by the Artist
PADELAH was born in Atri (Te), Italy, in 1961. They grew artistically in a flourishing environment, in a family of artists and gallery owners. Their life finds expression in colorful compositions inspired by forms in nature, which the artist transforms into repeated motifs and patterns. An initially abstract pictorial idea that unfolds through color into optical compositions. Their vividly colorful canvases enchantingly convey the possibility of art as pure poetry, as a waking dream, as the crystallization of a concept of painting, far removed from everything and precisely for that reason so close to life.

