Old Painting Dreamy Winter Landscape Watercolor Paper 42×34 Cm P14
Support and technique: watercolor on cardboard. Created with the “frost technique” to obtain the ice effect in some areas of the pictorial surface, this technique consisted of placing the still fresh painting in the actual cold and then working on it subsequently. This effect was created by the painter Pancaldi and occurs in many of his works, especially in the maturity phase. Medium and painting surface: watercolor on paper painted with “Ice technique” that was invented by Pancaldi to obtain the ice effect in some part of the painting surface, this technique consists of literally freezing the fresh wet painting and subsequently work on it again. He used this technique starting from the early ’60’s and kept working on it for all his life until the extraordinary results of the 80’s and 90.
Old Painting Painted Technique Of Ice Landscape Mountain 49X34 Cm P14
Support and technique: watercolor on cardboard. Created with the “frost technique” to obtain the ice effect in some areas of the pictorial surface, this technique consisted of placing the still fresh painting in the actual cold and then working on it subsequently. This effect was created by the painter Pancaldi and occurs in many of his works, especially in the maturity phase. Medium and painting surface: watercolor on paper painted with “Ice technique” that was invented by Pancaldi to obtain the ice effect in some part of the painting surface, this technique consists of literally freezing the fresh wet painting and subsequently work on it again. He used this technique starting from the early ’60’s and kept working on it for all his life until the extraordinary results of the 80’s and 90.
47X34 Cm Painting Watercolor Vintage Landscape Countryside Winter P14
Support and technique: watercolor on cardboard. Created with the “frost technique” to obtain the ice effect in some areas of the pictorial surface, this technique consisted of placing the still fresh painting in the actual cold and then working on it subsequently. This effect was created by the painter Pancaldi and occurs in many of his works, especially in the maturity phase. Medium and painting surface: watercolor on paper painted with “Ice technique” that was invented by Pancaldi to obtain the ice effect in some part of the painting surface, this technique consists of literally freezing the fresh wet painting and subsequently work on it again. He used this technique starting from the early ’60’s and kept working on it for all his life until the extraordinary results of the 80’s and 90.
Vintage Painting Mixed Technique Landscape Winter Snow Dreamlike 46×34 CM P14
Support and technique: watercolor on cardboard. Created with the “frost technique” to obtain the ice effect in some areas of the pictorial surface, this technique consisted of placing the still fresh painting in the actual cold and then working on it subsequently. This effect was created by the painter Pancaldi and occurs in many of his works, especially in the maturity phase. Medium and painting surface: watercolor on paper painted with “Ice technique” that was invented by Pancaldi to obtain the ice effect in some part of the painting surface, this technique consists of literally freezing the fresh wet painting and subsequently work on it again. He used this technique starting from the early ’60’s and kept working on it for all his life until the extraordinary results of the 80’s and 90.
49×34 cm Landscape Vintage Mountain Painting with the Ice Technique P14
Support and technique: watercolor on cardboard. Created with the “frost technique” to obtain the ice effect in some areas of the pictorial surface, this technique consisted of placing the still fresh painting in the actual cold and then working on it subsequently. This effect was created by the painter Pancaldi and occurs in many of his works, especially in the maturity phase. Medium and painting surface: watercolor on paper painted with “Ice technique” that was invented by Pancaldi to obtain the ice effect in some part of the painting surface, this technique consists of literally freezing the fresh wet painting and subsequently work on it again. He used this technique starting from the early ’60’s and kept working on it for all his life until the extraordinary results of the 80’s and 90.
Modern Abstract Painting P33.2
Support and technique: watercolor on cardboard. Created with the “frost technique” to obtain the ice effect in some areas of the pictorial surface, this technique consisted of placing the still fresh painting in the actual cold and then working on it subsequently. This effect was invented by the painter Pancaldi and occurs in many of his works, especially in the mature phase. The representation of nature and daily life were among the artist’s favorite subjects, who was very active and well-known in the Modena area due to his activity as a poster designer for the Communist Party of Modena and the numerous exhibitions he held. A tireless painter, Pancaldi worked with unchanged passion until recent years. Customs duties, import taxes and customs charges are not included in the item price or.