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Montini Umberto Flowers Composition
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Montini Umberto, polychrome flowers composition, oil on canvas painting dating back to 1950’s circa, signed lower left U.Montini by the Milanese artist Umberto Montini (Milano 1897- Busto Arsizio 1978).
The work comes from a private villa of Milan and is in good condition, within a gilt wood modern frame measuring 80 x 60 cm.
This antique still life depicts a bouquet of polychrome flowers, , dalias, red lilies, within a clear glass vase placed near a blue pottery vase, blue background.
This painting is made of shiny colors, it might seem a casual composition but it is wisely balanced with an inanimate blue pottery vase on the left side.
Height: 80 cm – canvas 70 cm
Width: 60 cm – canvas 50 cm
Period: 1900
Article size:
height: 70 cm
width: 50 cm
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