Lino Selvatico Figurative Prints
Italian, 1872-1924
Lino Selvatico was an Italian painter born in Padua, Italy, in the year 1872. The elegance of his portraits is close to the atmosphere of the Post-Impressionism movement.
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Artist: Lino Selvatico
The Little Model - Original Drypoint by Lino Selvatico - 1910
By Lino Selvatico
Located in Roma, IT
Hand signed.
Includes passepartout (cm. 53x37).
Lino Selvatico was an Italian painter. The elegance of his portraits is close to the atmosphere of the Post-Impressionism.
This artwo...
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Drypoint, Etching
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