Opere d'Arte

Leonardo, in his artwork, would like to reproduce the awesome season of winter, it represents the end of the year, the time of hibernation, death and darkness. However, snow also represents Christmas, which is a festive time for many. It symbolizes the joy of the season.

The work represents a gray winter day in which the light creates an optical effect whereby the tree appears blue, but it is an illusion, in fact, in reality the landscape is all grey.

Dimensions: with frame 11x16 cm

This is a classic subject in our gallery: a small village in the Tuscan coutryside with some houses and a lot of nature. The darker trees are cypresses, distinctive of Tuscany since IX century B.C. because they are the symbol of immortality and eternity due to its longevity. Etruscan started the application of this species of trees to cultivate...

Leonardo during a trip to Paris found the inspiration for a series of his artworks. For this piece he decided to change the background giving a different contest to the French style.

This artwork takes inspiration from Marcello Dudovich, one of the great protagonists of the Italian manifesto. An extraordinary figure of poster designer and illustrator, his artistic adventure unfolds over more than half a century, starting from the ateliers of his city - he was born in Trieste on 21 March 1878 and died in Milan on 31 March 1962,...

This mosaic was made by Leonardo taking inspiration from the Gem's Show in Munich. We got in touch with the mineral world few years ago when we were invited to show our art in the most famous European Gem Show. It's a real challenge.

Amazonite is a valuable variety of microcline: green or green/blue in colour, it rarely occurs in massive aggregates, more often in well-formed crystals, with evident traces in the cleavage planes.

This mosaic was made by Leonardo taking inspiration from the Gem's Show in Munich. We got in touch with the mineral world few years ago when we were invited to show our art in the most famous European Gem Show. It's a real challenge.

The magnetic gaze that the girl gives us allows us to develop different possible interpretations of the painting, and it is precisely this characteristic that makes it so engaging.