Carnaval, Angelo Della Torre, 1947
One of his most intriguing works, dating from 1947, captures the complex atmosphere of the post-war era. This painting depicts a woman at the center of the composition, flanked by two men. The most striking element of the scene is undoubtedly the presence of a masked man, which introduces a dimension of mystery, allegory, or ambiguity.
This work, created shortly after the Second World War, could symbolize the tensions, secrets, or hidden identities that characterized that time of transition and reconstruction. The masked figure invites the viewer to question the role of anonymity, concealment, and uncertainty in post-war society.
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting on wood
Width: 31
Height: 39
Reference (ID): 1628832
Availability: In stock
