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PaintingsMarine#Art

"Seascape with 3 seagulls"
80 x 80 cm oil on canvas

The painting represents a marine environment. This is a surreal view of the sea where in front of two wooden boats two seagulls look at us with curiosity while a third is arriving in flight. There is harmony and balance in this pictorial work where seagulls become the protagonists of the scene and of their marine world.

"Seascape with balloons"
50 x 70 cm oil on canvas

A silent marina with calm sea is animated by 3 hot air balloons. The landscape is wrapped in an atmosphere of peace. The three hot air balloons fly in the sky and our imagination leads us to be on board one of those to travel in this atmosphere of peace too.

"SILENCE OF THE SEA"
80 x 80 cm oil on canvas

A beach umbrella remains suspended in the center of the painting. To the side, an empty beach chair. A surreal marina where the sea does not appear, but is perceived from its horizon because two small white sails are far away. It is a world of silence, of emptiness to be filled with one's thoughts that live within the soul.

"BEACH toys"
50 x 50 cm oil on canvas

Marina with composition of beach games. Like a still life, this marina is made up of several elements: a headstock, a bucket, a watering can, a starfish shape, all in the same tone of brown chlorine. Only a small bottle is painted orange, as if it were alive and the protagonist of the painting.

"Lifebelt"
70 x 70 cm oil on canvas

A large life preserver is in the center of the painting. Everything is immersed in a nocturnal and introspective atmosphere. Two small white sails in the center of the life buoy identify the presence of the horizon of the sea. The work is shrouded in silence, the lifesaver is what saves us from the immensity of life.

"Seascape with CHILDREN"
80 x 100 cm oil on canvas

Two sisters are portrayed on a deserted winter beach. There is peace in this painting and a silence that envelops this familiar and serene atmosphere. The tenderness between these two sisters unites us to their affection.

"Maternity"
50 x 50 cm oil on canvas

Marina with two chess: a queen and her pawn. It is the representation of motherhood, a mother with her baby. All in an intimate and marine atmosphere, silence and peace.

"LITTLE boats"
100 x 80 cm oil on canvas

In this marina three small boats are deposited by the sea on the beach. The atmosphere is poetic and silent.

"Seascape with a fishing boat"
50 x 70 cm oil on canvas

Marina with a surreal atmosphere and a fishing boat wrecked on the beach. A person is standing on the beach looking at this huge abandoned ship. Everything is immersed in a peaceful and silent marine world, there is living poetry in this painting.

"SEASCAPE with CHILDREN"
50 x 70 cm oil on canvas

Marina with girl in the foreground. Everything is wrapped in a silent and peaceful atmosphere. The sea is calm, and a passerby walks on the beach. A white seagull twirls over the little girl. A white sail runs along the horizon on which you can also see a distant island. There is poetry in this painting, an atmosphere of peace and silence.

"ROOTS"
100 x 80 cm oil on canvas

Four parasols are suspended in the sky. Strangely, at their top they have roots. In this painting there is a contrast between the freedom to fly high and the roots that anchor to the ground. The roots in fact tend to weld and imprison our dreams, keeping our life on a solid foundation.

"PORTOVENERE"
70 x 70 cm oil on canvas

Botticelli's Venus rises from the waters of the sea in front of Portovenere in Liguria.
They say that here it ended up for the love of a woman, to whom he dedicated thoughts, travels but above all portraits. And a story in the history of one of the most important works of the Renaissance, known as the Birth of Venus. She, the beloved and inspiring muse, is Simonetta Cattaneo Vespucci, Renaissance noblewoman, a native of Fezzano although officially Genoese by birth; he is Sandro Botticelli, painter-symbol of Renaissance Florence, who evidently fell in love not only with the beautiful Simonetta but also with the Gulf of Poets. Simonetta had married Marco Vespucci, perhaps related to Amerigo from afar, with strong ties to the Florentine Medici family. Having moved to Florence, her charm did not go unnoticed and it did not take long for her to be universally recognized as the most beautiful woman of her era. And there in the gulfs of La Spezia behind Portovenere that Botticelli and Simonetta met, inspired and loved, and it is from that point that the path starts, set up six years ago, with the aim of celebrating the figure of the Ligurian aristocracy....

"MARINA CON BAMBINE"
30 x 60 cm oil on canvas #463