Mid-Century Italian Oil on Canvas Landscape

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The image is an oil painting on canvas depicting a country church, likely the Church of Populonia, featuring an intact … Read more The image is an oil painting on canvas depicting a country church, likely the Church of Populonia, featuring an intact bell gable and stone walls.
A composition of landscape realism with an evocative atmosphere, suggesting a sense of peace and decadence.
Warm, earthy tones characterize the buildings and the dirt road, contrasting with the green of the vegetation and the blue of the sky.
The church is the focal point, positioned in the center, with a path guiding the viewer's gaze toward the structure and the hills in the background.

Guido Tossani was born in Sesto Fiorentino in 1913. He has held many solo exhibitions in Prato and Sesto Fiorentino and participated in numerous group and extemporaneous exhibitions, garnering acclaim and recognition.
Period Italian Landscape Painting Oil on Canvas
The image is an oil painting on canvas depicting a country church, likely the Church of Populonia, featuring an intact bell gable and stone walls.
A realistic landscape composition with an evocative atmosphere, suggesting a sense of peace and decay.
Warm, earthy tones for the buildings and dirt roads are contrasted by the green of the vegetation and the blue of the sky.
The church is the focal point, positioned in the centre, with a path that guides the viewer's gaze towards the structure and the hills in the background.
This poetic artwork, not signed, can certainly refer to the great Italian Tuscan artist Guido Tossani
This artwork, never before on the market, comes from an important private collection

Guido Tossani was born in Sesto Fiorentino in 1913. He held many solo exhibitions in Prato and Sesto and participated in numerous group and impromptu exhibitions, receiving acclaim and recognition This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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