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1862 Firenze - 1923 Paris. Known for: Animated urban views, quick brushstrokes, delicate range of grays and burnt lands.
The artist is Ruggero Panerai, who successfully tried his hand at animated urban views since the 1880s. He painted a festive winter afternoon at the Bois de Boulogne, a Parisian park known for... Read full biography
The artist is Ruggero Panerai, who successfully tried his hand at animated urban views since the 1880s. He painted a festive winter afternoon at the Bois de Boulogne, a Parisian park known for skating. Panerai paid attention to atmospheric values and used quick brushstrokes to render the skaters... Read full biography
The artist is Ruggero Panerai, who successfully tried his hand at animated urban views since the 1880s. He painted a festive winter afternoon at the Bois de Boulogne, a Parisian park known for skating. Panerai paid attention to atmospheric values and used quick brushstrokes to render the skaters and the elegant audience watching from the edge of the pond. The scene is reminiscent of the views created by the French painter Jean Beraud in the same time period.
The artist is Ruggero Panerai, who successfully tried his hand at animated urban views since the 1880s. He painted a festive winter afternoon at the Bois de Boulogne, a Parisian park known for skating. Panerai paid attention to atmospheric values and used quick brushstrokes to render the skaters and the elegant audience watching from the edge of the pond. The scene is reminiscent of the views created by the French painter Jean Beraud in the same time period.
The artist is Ruggero Panerai, who successfully tried his hand at animated urban views since the 1880s. He painted a festive winter afternoon at the Bois de Boulogne, a Parisian park known for skating. Panerai paid attention to atmospheric values and used quick brushstrokes to render the skaters and the elegant audience watching from the edge of the pond. The scene is reminiscent of the views created by the French painter Jean Beraud in the same time period.