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Paolo Fedeli

Campagna Toscana con Papaveri

Campagna Toscana con Papaveri

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In Campagna Toscana con Papaveri, Fedeli captures the warmth of the Tuscan countryside with a radiant balance of earth tones and vivid poppies. His gentle use of light enhances the quiet rhythm of the fields, transforming a simple rural view into a poetic, uplifting scene. The work reflects his deep sensitivity to nature, offering a fresh and luminous glimpse into Tuscany.


Medium: Mix Media On Canvas
Size: 120 x 120 cm
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Paolo Fedeli

Born in Florence in 1957 and trained at the Art Institute of Siena. Paints the Tuscan landscape and the cities he travels to, working outdoors with a luminous, restrained palette.

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Paolo Fedeli

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Paolo Fedeli

Paolo Fedeli was born in Florence in 1957 and trained at the Art Institute of Siena, where he earned a Master of Arts. He paints the Tuscan landscape and, increasingly, cities such as Venice, London and New York, always from close in so the viewer feels inside the scene. He works outdoors, draws straight onto the canvas without preliminary sketches, and mixes his own paints. His work has been recognised in more than 150 Italian art competitions, including the Rana d'Oro.

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