Giacomo Bertucci (1903-1982) - Paesaggio Bernese - La neve a Langnau

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Giacomo Bertucci’s original oil painting “Paesaggio Bernese - La neve a Langnau”, depicting a winter landscape, was painted in 1965, is hand-signed and is sold framed.

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Important and luminous original oil painting on canvas by the Italian master Giacomo Bertucci (Bardi 1903 – Milan 1982), signed and dated 1965.

The artwork and the artist:
Allievo of Francesco Ghittoni and Aldo Carpi at the Brera Academy in Milan (where he taught for more than twenty years at the Liceo Artistico), Giacomo Bertucci is a historically recognized exponent of Lombard and Emilian figurative art of the twentieth century, with works housed in prestigious public collections including the Galleria d'Arte Moderna Ricci Oddi in Piacenza.

In this evocative winter scene dedicated to the Swiss landscape of Langnau im Emmental (Bern Canton), Bertucci expresses all his atmospheric sensitivity through a loose, vibrant, and luminous brushstroke, played with the delicate tones of whites, blues, and wintry browns.

Authenticity and autograph inscriptions:
The work is signed and dated by the artist in brushstroke in the lower left corner ("Bertucci 65").
The back of the canvas preserves all the original autograph inscriptions by the author that certify its authenticity and direct provenance from his historic Milan studio:

• On the canvas: "Pitt. Bertucci Giacomo - Via Vallazze 20 Milano - tel 2361095"

• On the upper edge of the canvas over the frame: autograph title "Paesaggio bernese - La neve a Langnau" with archive/exhibition number "10" (also repeated on the vintage paper label affixed to the back).

Important and luminous original oil painting on canvas by the Italian master Giacomo Bertucci (Bardi 1903 – Milan 1982), signed and dated 1965.

The artwork and the artist:
Allievo of Francesco Ghittoni and Aldo Carpi at the Brera Academy in Milan (where he taught for more than twenty years at the Liceo Artistico), Giacomo Bertucci is a historically recognized exponent of Lombard and Emilian figurative art of the twentieth century, with works housed in prestigious public collections including the Galleria d'Arte Moderna Ricci Oddi in Piacenza.

In this evocative winter scene dedicated to the Swiss landscape of Langnau im Emmental (Bern Canton), Bertucci expresses all his atmospheric sensitivity through a loose, vibrant, and luminous brushstroke, played with the delicate tones of whites, blues, and wintry browns.

Authenticity and autograph inscriptions:
The work is signed and dated by the artist in brushstroke in the lower left corner ("Bertucci 65").
The back of the canvas preserves all the original autograph inscriptions by the author that certify its authenticity and direct provenance from his historic Milan studio:

• On the canvas: "Pitt. Bertucci Giacomo - Via Vallazze 20 Milano - tel 2361095"

• On the upper edge of the canvas over the frame: autograph title "Paesaggio bernese - La neve a Langnau" with archive/exhibition number "10" (also repeated on the vintage paper label affixed to the back).

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Giacomo Bertucci (1903-1982)
Title of artwork
Paesaggio Bernese - La neve a Langnau
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed, Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1965
Colour
Blue, Brown, Grey, Multicolour, White
Condition
Good condition
Height
50 cm
Width
60 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
1960-1970
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