By Enrico Paulucci 1
Located in Roma, IT
Casetta con Tricolore (Small House with tricolor flag) is a beautiful original colored lithograph on cream-colored paper, realized by the Italian artist Enrico Paulucci (1901-1999) and published in 1973 by La Nuova Foglio, a publishing house of Macerata, Italy, as the dry-stamp points on the lower right corner.
The original print is glued to a white cardboard sheet, cm 70 x 50. Numbered in pencil and signed in pencil by the artist on lower margin. Edition of 100 prints.
this contemporary artwork represents an urban landscape where is perceptible the everyday life from the details of the hanging clothes, the smoke of the industry, the closed windows and the tricolor flag on the cruise in the distance, realized with a naif style and rapid line and color fillings. A joyful artwork, in excellent conditions, that comes with the warraty certificate written by the publishing house and on the back of the sheet.
Enrico Paulucci born Paolucci Delle Roncole (Genoa, 1901 - Turin, 1999)
The Italian painter, Enrico Paulucci is remembered as a member of the Group of Six of Turin.
In the years 1927-1928 he began to attend the most famous painters of the Turin area and became friends with Felice Casorati, and then with Lionello Venturi and Edoardo Persico. In 1928 he moved to Paris, where he deepened his knowledge of French painting, from Impressionism onwards, and became interested in the work of Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Raoul Dufy, and Georges Braque.
In 1929 he returned to Turin, where he joined his friends Gigi Chessa, Carlo Levi, Nicola Galante, Francesco Menzio...
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1970s Contemporary Enrico Paulucci Art