E. Pastorio Oil on Canvas Italy 1968

Oil on canvas.
At the bottom right you have the signature, the location of Paris and the date.
In the delicate transparencies typical of Ezio Pastorio, a view of the Seine crossed by several bridges is proposed here, at the point where it runs alongside the Musée d'Orsay on the left.
Ezio Pastorio, originally from Cremona but transplanted to Valseriana after his studies, is considered 'a great Italian master of the 20th century, who knew how to renew the artistic language of the landscape while maintaining a strong link with 19th century painting'.
His production is post-impressionist in nature, especially in the large landscape production that depicts the Po and Bergamo plains, the Venetian lagoon and some Parisian glimpses, admired during some travels.
In his works, Pastorio creates suggestive atmospheres using infinite ranges of colours, which harmonize and sometimes even contrast, but always presented as a transparency which annuls the static nature of the representation and with a delicacy which expresses his devout religiosity towards nature and the created.
The work, coming from a private collection, is presented in a frame.