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CURIOSO title
oil on panel technique
dimensions 40x50 cm
year 2015

I started portraying my uncle Giovanni's dogs and I realized that I wanted to overcome another obstacle, that of appearance.

Petit gascogne saintongeois are wild boar hunting dogs and are bred and raised for that purpose. I chose to paint these dogs precisely because I wanted them to look beyond appearances: with different eyes I caught their character, I stopped their exuberance, laziness and shyness, their elegance in facing me ...

I paint with an ancient technique, that of oil painting.
I use oil colors diluting them a lot, which I then put on the painting as it dries, to obtain transparency effects and transform the underlying color to my liking.

To conquer this particular technique and get the results I want, it has taken many years of experiments that are not finished yet. Like the time I wanted to get a very smooth and slippery surface on which to spread the oil colors, precisely in glazing ... But instead of using the usual glue I spread a paint suitable for repainting and so I managed to get an effect that I like very very much!

opera participated in the group show Animals & other stories SPAZIO ARTE 'Angiolino Spallanzani' Barco di Bibbiano (RE) in 2019

signed on the back

certificate of authenticity of the work on photo signed by the artist
for non-EU shipments, it is necessary to wait for authorization from the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and this could lead to a delay of a few days

Materials used:

colori ad olio su tavola di compensato

Tags:
#blue #dog #italian art #friend #italian style #elegant composition #monocromatic painting #curiuos #curios 
CURIOSO (2015)
Oil painting
by Nicoletta Bagatti

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CURIOSO title
oil on panel technique
dimensions 40x50 cm
year 2015

I started portraying my uncle Giovanni's dogs and I realized that I wanted to overcome another obstacle, that of appearance.

Petit gascogne saintongeois are wild boar hunting dogs and are bred and raised for that purpose. I chose to paint these dogs precisely because I wanted them to look beyond appearances: with different eyes I caught their character, I stopped their exuberance, laziness and shyness, their elegance in facing me ...

I paint with an ancient technique, that of oil painting.
I use oil colors diluting them a lot, which I then put on the painting as it dries, to obtain transparency effects and transform the underlying color to my liking.

To conquer this particular technique and get the results I want, it has taken many years of experiments that are not finished yet. Like the time I wanted to get a very smooth and slippery surface on which to spread the oil colors, precisely in glazing ... But instead of using the usual glue I spread a paint suitable for repainting and so I managed to get an effect that I like very very much!

opera participated in the group show Animals & other stories SPAZIO ARTE 'Angiolino Spallanzani' Barco di Bibbiano (RE) in 2019

signed on the back

certificate of authenticity of the work on photo signed by the artist
for non-EU shipments, it is necessary to wait for authorization from the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and this could lead to a delay of a few days

Materials used:

colori ad olio su tavola di compensato

Tags:
#blue #dog #italian art #friend #italian style #elegant composition #monocromatic painting #curiuos #curios 

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Mi chiamo Nicoletta Bagatti, mi piace lavorare su temi diversi, nei quali metto tutta me stessa per stimolare, senza riserve, la mia immaginazione e quella di chi osserva. Sono autodidatta... Read more

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