Enrico Paolucci (genoa, 1901 – Turin, 1999) Snow-covered Landscape

A small but powerful painting by Enrico Paolucci, one of the leading figures in 20th-century Italian painting and a founding member of Turin’s famous Group of Six. The work depicts an evocative winter landscape, with bare trees immersed in snow, rendered with extraordinary freshness of execution.The composition is built with rapid, vibrant brushstrokes, in which shades of blue, white, and brown create a refined chromatic balance, capturing the luminosity and stillness of the winter season. The painterly style, rooted in Post-Impressionism and influenced by the artist’s experience in France, reveals the formal synthesis and chromatic sensitivity that characterize Paolucci’s work.The work is signed in the lower right corner and is presented in a frame with a wide mat, which effectively highlights the compact dimensions of the panel.A painting of remarkable artistic quality, ideal for collectors of the 20th-century Turin school and for admirers of Italian landscape painting from the last century.DimensionsPainting: 15 × 20 cmTechnique: oil on panelSignature: lower rightFrame: included