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The sky this evening is strange, this late October, perhaps reflecting the tension and uncertainty of our current moods. An hour less of light in the evening is noticeable, but that's not it; sooner or later we'll get used to it again... Now let's enjoy this sunset that, not always, softens the heart. How many times have we looked at it—a hundred, two hundred, a thousand times—and yet everything seems endless. Oct 29, 2020
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 11.8x15.7in
Silvano Crespi
Italy
Silvano Crespi was born in Fiume, Italy, on December 19, 1944.
Bologna has been his adopted city since 1949. From his school days, he developed a passion for drawing and the figurative arts, first experimenting with ink, tempera, and watercolor. Then, starting in 1974, he gradually and progressively found his true calling in oil painting.
Silvano Crespi is a painter with a degree in Political Science (Bologna, 1978) and a deep passion for oil painting, born from his study of the great European masters of the 18th and 19th centuries. He uses a reflective, introspective, and post-Impressionist technique, characterized by broad areas of color, a focus on light and shadow, vibrant colors, and perspectives that evoke infinity. His works, imbued with natural landscapes and atmospheric evocations, convey an intense emotion of silent contemplation, celebrating the fleeting nature of time and the eternal relationship between the individual and the universe.
Bologna has been his adopted city since 1949. From his school days, he developed a passion for drawing and the figurative arts, first experimenting with ink, tempera, and watercolor. Then, starting in 1974, he gradually and progressively found his true calling in oil painting.
Silvano Crespi is a painter with a degree in Political Science (Bologna, 1978) and a deep passion for oil painting, born from his study of the great European masters of the 18th and 19th centuries. He uses a reflective, introspective, and post-Impressionist technique, characterized by broad areas of color, a focus on light and shadow, vibrant colors, and perspectives that evoke infinity. His works, imbued with natural landscapes and atmospheric evocations, convey an intense emotion of silent contemplation, celebrating the fleeting nature of time and the eternal relationship between the individual and the universe.
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- Works on commission
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