Annibale Scaroni Brusson Lake Aosta Valley Landscape 1973, Italian oil on canvas painting featuring a shore of the Aosta Valley lake with calm, blue waters. fields and rural buildings. The late work of the Lombard painter is in excellent condition, unframed.  Two buildings are portrayed on the right of the composition, emerging from the very green landscape that is reflected on the lake. The background is dominated by the blue sky,   together with the bright green tone of the lawn and vegetation, gives this lake view a warm and bright light typical of a summer atmosphere.

Annibale Scaroni was an Italian painter, (Brescia 1891-Milan 1983). Pupil of the Moretto Art School of Brescia and then, from 1919 to 1923 by Francesco Paolo Michetti; his works are kept in important private collections; the portrait of Comm. Enrico Carozzi of 1941 is in the picture gallery of the Cà Granda; the Cavallo all’Aratro from 1937 is in the Modern Art Gallery in Milan. Many personal exhibitions at the most prestigious Italian galleries, including the Scopinich Gallery in Milan (1931); the Pesaro Gallery (1935); the Galleria Dedalo (1937); the Gian Ferrari Gallery (1930 and 1938).