Watercolor – View of San Gimignano from the Bagolaro
This 1997 Watercolor portrays the famous profile of San Gimignano through the glimpse offered by the Bagolaro. The work combines fidelity to the Tuscan landscape with the expressive lightness of the watercolor medium, translating the compactness of medieval architecture into an airy and suspended vision.
The composition develops through transparent glazes that outline the vertical profile of the towers in dialogue with the surrounding slopes. The chromatic range combines the warm Siena earths and the ochre tones of the architectures with the sage and olive green modulations of the vegetation, balanced by the open luminosity of the shaded sky.
A small-format work on paper, characterized by executive freshness and documentary value, suitable for graphic collections, professional studios, or environments favoring intimist art testimonies linked to the territory.
