Elio Lazzari (1942) - Lot of 10 paintings: Venetian lagoon landscapes, fishermen, boatmen and bathers

Important collection consisting of 10 paintings by the Italian artist Elio Lazzari, a Venetian vedutista of the Second Half of the 20th Century, entirely dedicated to the life and landscapes of the lagoon.
Elio Lazzari (Venice, 1942) is one of the best-known contemporary Venetian painters, appreciated for his evocative views of the lagoon and of everyday Venetian life. Defined by critics as “one of the last great Venetian vedutisti,” he has exhibited in important Italian and international venues, including New York, Washington and Luxembourg. His works are present in numerous private collections and represent an authentic testimony to the Venetian painting tradition.
The lot gathers ten works united by a strong thematic through-line: the everyday scenes of the Venetian lagoon told through low tide, the work of fishermen and boatmen, up to the summer scenes of bathers. A coherent and evocative set that testifies to the author's luministic and narrative sensibility.
The lot is composed as follows:

- Bassa marea, 35x50, Mixed technique.
- Pesca in laguna, 35x50, Mixed technique.
- Pesca in laguna, 35x50, Mixed technique.
- Bassa Marea, 35x50, Mixed technique.
- Pescatori di cape, 40x50, Mixed technique.
- Pescatori di cape, 40x50, Mixed technique.
- I bagnanti, 40x50, Mixed technique.
- Il barcaiolo, 40x50, Mixed technique.
- Bassa marea, 40x50, Mixed technique.
- Pesca in laguna, 40x50, Mixed technique.

All the works, well preserved on the support and colors, bear the artist's signature on the front and back. In addition, on the back the technique and the title of each work are also listed.

The 10 works will be packed individually with bubble wrap and protective sheets.