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Other details :
Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
6.5x5in
About this artwork
Ink and watercolor painting that represents the imaginary portrait of Laura Terracina (Naples, 1519 - 1577), one of the most prolific poetesses of the Italian Renaissance, so much so as to be defined by Virginia Cox as "the most published poet of the sixteenth century". Member of the Neapolitan Accademia degli Incogniti under the pseudonym of Febea, he fully fits into the current of Petrarchism which, in that period, increasingly transformed itself… into a real and proper communication code, closed and defined, at the service of Italian and European intellectuals , extending well beyond the time limits of the sixteenth century.
« 'Beauty will save the world' by Dostoevsky is a symbolic phrase for me because of the therapeutic, magical, and mysterious content inherent in the logic of art. »
Paola Imposimato is an award-winning painter and draftsman whose works have been extensively exhibited throughout her native Italy, as well as in Austria and France. She defines her artistic style as "contemporary Renaissance", as it has a solid figurative base that is also structured on Greco-Roman art. Imposimato is often inspired by portraiture (of real and imaginary characters), the range of human emotions, poetry, historical re-enactments, the world of music and theater.