Lino Piccoli, Oil On Canvas, Scorcio Di Città, Italy, 1960s/'70s

The style of Lino Piccoli, an Italian painter, is characterised by a personal interpretation of Cubism, through the decomposition and recomposition of forms into geometric planes. This approach allowed him to represent subjects from multiple viewpoints at the same time, creating a sense of movement.
His paintings often depicted cityscapes, city views (particularly Venice) and coastal views, using architecture to explore the technique of Cubism. Piccoli used carefully chosen colours to enhance shapes and light, often juxtaposing cold and warm tones to create contrasts and depth. Despite the fragmentation of forms, the artist managed to infuse his works with a profound sense of space.

The painting in question is an oil on canvas measuring 70x50 cm and has a non-coeval frame measuring 89x69x5 cm.
The state of preservation is good.