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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
19.7x23.6in
About this artwork
At the turn of the 20th century, the works of the "Nordics" (Germans, Scandinavians, and Swiss) arrived at the Venice Biennale, and nothing was ever the same again. The landscapes of the far north, the portraits, the interior scenes led to different worlds and sensibilities, distant, yet powerful. They exuded a fascination that struck deep within. They spoke of other places, real and fantastic, populated by profound feelings, myths, dreams, and symbols.… Distant yet close to the depths of each of us, and thus the source of a spell that was impossible not to be infected by.
Italian artists with an even more acute sensibility were bewitched by the works of Klimt, Böcklin, Hodler, Klinger, and Munch. It was spoken of as a Nordic Obsession that wonderfully captivated the artists active on this side of the Alps, each strongly influenced according to their own sensibility. It was a marvelous epidemic that infected more than one generation of Italian artists. Then as now. February 3, 2015
Silvano Crespi is a painter with a background in Political Science 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 influences, convey an intense emotion of silent contemplation, celebrating the fleeting nature of time and the eternal relationship between the individual and the universe.