Oliviero Masi "Autumn Scene & Fall Back "
PAIR of FRAMED ETCHINGS
 
This art is:
 
New
Hand Signed & #  Etching 
Small Limited Edition Size of 99! (Image reeived may be different than the one in the photo)
Framed in a honey colored wood frame
Matted in a speckled sand color
Framed in the USA
Framed Size: 23" x 28"  EACH
Image Size: 16" x 21" EACH
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Ready to hang hardware included
 
ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Oliviero Masi was born in 1949 in Busto Arsizio, a small town northwest of Milan, Italy. Over the past decade, he has proven himself to be a printmaker of exceptional technical ability and poetic sensibility. Masi's landscapes, which are influenced directly by the lyrical Italian countryside, explore the variable nuances of light and color using a sophisticated combination of soft-ground and aquatint techniques. The resulting prints are exquisite multi plate intaglio that have the look and texture of pastel drawing. Masi works have been exhibited extensively over the past 40 years in galleries throughout Europe, South America and Hong Kong.
 
About the Artist Oliviero Masi was born in 1948 or 1949 in Busto Arsizio, Italy, near Milan. He is recognized for his printmaking, especially etchings, and is known for capturing the essence of the Italian countryside in his landscapes.
Artistic Style Masi is particularly adept at the "vernice molle" (soft ground etching) technique, which allows for a wide range of textural qualities in his prints, mimicking the look and feel of pastel drawings or crayon engravings.
Exhibitions and Recognition His works have been exhibited internationally in galleries and museums across Europe, South America, and the United States, showcasing his global presence in the art world.
Subject Matter Masi frequently focuses on landscapes, often featuring elements like fields, trees, and traditional Italian architecture, as seen in your image of the farmhouse.

Selected Exhibitions:

1967 Palazzo dell' Espoxizione, Busto Arsizio
1973 Gallerie Carlevaro, Genova
1982 Summer Exibition Royal Accademy, London, U.K.
1985 John Szoke Graphics, New York
1988 Robertson Gallery, Beverly Hills, California
1995 Zebra One Gallery, London, U.K.
1997 Torchio di Porta Romana, Milano
2002 Galleria Langheinz, Darmstadt
2005 Galerie Kunsthaus Schill, Stuttgart, Germany
2008 Galleria Springmann, Germany