Maurizio Rinaudo (1946) - In collina

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Maurizio Rinaudo (b. 1946) presents In collina, 2010, oil and mixed media on panel with a decorative frame, 50 × 70 cm (71 × 91 cm with frame), original edition.

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Maurizio Rinaudo (1946) – In collina, 2010 – Oil and mixed media in relief on panel – 50 × 70 cm – With frame

Artist: Maurizio Rinaudo (Venasca, Cuneo, 1946)
Title: In collina
Year: 2010
Technique: Oil and mixed media with relief texturing
Support: Panel
Dimensions of the work: 50 × 70 cm
Overall dimensions with frame: 71 × 91 cm
Signature: Signed lower left
Documentation: descriptive stamp on the back, autograph inscriptions, stamp and references to the artist
Frame: Present, decorative, with antique finish

Description

An interesting painting by Maurizio Rinaudo, Piedmontese artist born in Venasca in 1946, titled In collina and dated 2010.

The work presents a landscape composition characterized by highly material painting, with dense color masses and relief work that give the surface notable three-dimensionality.

The palette is dominated by blue and azure tones in the upper part, contrasting with yellows, ochers, and oranges in the lower part. The landscape is built through vigorous brushstrokes, overpaintings and gestural marks, with an expressive rendering that privilegies the force of color and painterly material.

The overall effect is a luminous and dynamic landscape, in which architectural and natural elements merge into a personal and interpretive vision.

The work is signed lower left and is presented in a decorative frame of classical taste, with carved profile and gilded and browned finish, which enhances the contrast between contemporary painting and traditional presentation.

Back and identifying elements

On the back there are indications relating to the work, with the title In collina, the year 2010, the technique “oil / mixed media / in relief”, the support specification “TAVOLA” and the dimensions 50 × 70 cm.

There are also the descriptive stamp, the signature and the artist’s stamp, together with references to his website and studio. These elements allow the descriptive sheet to be linked to the work and constitute an important documentary set for its cataloging.

The artist

Maurizio Rinaudo is a painter and sculptor, active since the 1970s. His path includes figurative painting, landscape, color and material research, sculpture and sacred art. In his biography he is listed as a practitioner of Metaformism, regional delegate of the A.I.A.M. Academy of Rome and founder of painting schools in Osasco and Pinerolo.

His activity is documented by publications and art catalogs, national and international exhibitions, and artistic recognitions. Among the items listed in his official biography are Art Expo New York 2014, the Golden Lion Trophy for Art and Culture of 2023, and the Artist of Europe Award of 2024.
From his official site one can also obtain information on his works exposed in Vatican museums and others curated by art critic Vittorio Sgarbi.

Artist’s official website: https://mauriziorinaudo.it/

Conditions

Work presented with its frame. The painted surface highlights the characteristic material and relief work produced by the technique used.
There are very small chips in the blue area of the work, almost insignificant. It is advisable to carefully examine all photographs, including those of the signature, back, inscriptions and frame, for a complete assessment of the conditions.

Shipping information

The work will be carefully packaged, with particular attention to protecting the painted surface, the relief elements, and the frame during transport.

Maurizio Rinaudo (1946) – In collina, 2010 – Oil and mixed media in relief on panel – 50 × 70 cm – With frame

Artist: Maurizio Rinaudo (Venasca, Cuneo, 1946)
Title: In collina
Year: 2010
Technique: Oil and mixed media with relief texturing
Support: Panel
Dimensions of the work: 50 × 70 cm
Overall dimensions with frame: 71 × 91 cm
Signature: Signed lower left
Documentation: descriptive stamp on the back, autograph inscriptions, stamp and references to the artist
Frame: Present, decorative, with antique finish

Description

An interesting painting by Maurizio Rinaudo, Piedmontese artist born in Venasca in 1946, titled In collina and dated 2010.

The work presents a landscape composition characterized by highly material painting, with dense color masses and relief work that give the surface notable three-dimensionality.

The palette is dominated by blue and azure tones in the upper part, contrasting with yellows, ochers, and oranges in the lower part. The landscape is built through vigorous brushstrokes, overpaintings and gestural marks, with an expressive rendering that privilegies the force of color and painterly material.

The overall effect is a luminous and dynamic landscape, in which architectural and natural elements merge into a personal and interpretive vision.

The work is signed lower left and is presented in a decorative frame of classical taste, with carved profile and gilded and browned finish, which enhances the contrast between contemporary painting and traditional presentation.

Back and identifying elements

On the back there are indications relating to the work, with the title In collina, the year 2010, the technique “oil / mixed media / in relief”, the support specification “TAVOLA” and the dimensions 50 × 70 cm.

There are also the descriptive stamp, the signature and the artist’s stamp, together with references to his website and studio. These elements allow the descriptive sheet to be linked to the work and constitute an important documentary set for its cataloging.

The artist

Maurizio Rinaudo is a painter and sculptor, active since the 1970s. His path includes figurative painting, landscape, color and material research, sculpture and sacred art. In his biography he is listed as a practitioner of Metaformism, regional delegate of the A.I.A.M. Academy of Rome and founder of painting schools in Osasco and Pinerolo.

His activity is documented by publications and art catalogs, national and international exhibitions, and artistic recognitions. Among the items listed in his official biography are Art Expo New York 2014, the Golden Lion Trophy for Art and Culture of 2023, and the Artist of Europe Award of 2024.
From his official site one can also obtain information on his works exposed in Vatican museums and others curated by art critic Vittorio Sgarbi.

Artist’s official website: https://mauriziorinaudo.it/

Conditions

Work presented with its frame. The painted surface highlights the characteristic material and relief work produced by the technique used.
There are very small chips in the blue area of the work, almost insignificant. It is advisable to carefully examine all photographs, including those of the signature, back, inscriptions and frame, for a complete assessment of the conditions.

Shipping information

The work will be carefully packaged, with particular attention to protecting the painted surface, the relief elements, and the frame during transport.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Maurizio Rinaudo (1946)
Title of artwork
In collina
Technique
Mixed media, Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2010
Colour
Blue, Multicolour, Orange, Yellow
Condition
Good condition
Height
91 cm
Width
71 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Contemporary
Period
2010-2020
Sold by
ItalyVerified
35
Objects sold
100%
Private

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