Ugo Flumiani (1876-1938), attribuito a - Il Castello di Miramare

Ugo Flumiani (Trieste 1876- 1938) is an "easy" painter to understand,
very popular and characteristic, because his works are always
beautiful to hang in the living room to evoke the marine atmosphere of Trieste,
a city with Central European charm, as well as the spirit of Italian Liberty.
He studied in Venice and Munich, thus absorbing the aforementioned dual Mediterranean and transalpine tendency of many Triestine artists and specialized in seascapes:
the boats, the sails.
He can be defined as a landscape painter, with a symbolist component,
made with broad and material brushstrokes, but also with composed and detailed ones
in painting images, as in this painting depicting "Miramare Castle",
an oil on a tablet.
Image size: 50 x 36 cm.
Provenance: Owner's collection, originally from Trieste.