This fascinating work by Adolfo Tommasi, a well-known Macchiaioli and post-Macchiaioli painter, captures a typical Tuscan landscape on a sunny day. The painting is an excellent example of the artist's stylistic maturity, characterized by a vibrant brushstroke and a particular attention to light and atmospheric variations.
The first floor is dominated by lush vegetation, with a path winding through vigorous olive trees with dark trunks and silvery leaves, rendered with textured touches of green, grey and blue. The brushstroke is charged and fragmented, typical of his evolution towards a more personal language and close to Impressionist currents.
The background features a picturesque village, whose facades, illuminated by a warm light, vary in shades of yellow ochre and burnt sienna. The clear horizon line and profile of the buildings create a contrast in color and composition with the dynamism of the vegetation in the foreground.
The sky is a vibrant blue shored up with white cumulus clouds, crafted with dense brushstrokes that enhance its texture. The skillful use of light, filtering through the canopy of olive trees and caressing the village walls, gives the work a sense of stillness and profound harmony with nature.
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SILVER Seller in La-Spezia, Italia
