Wild brushstrokes, gorgeous, vivid portrait oil painting︱Vincenzo Iroli

Wild brushstrokes, gorgeous, vivid portrait oil painting︱Vincenzo Iroli

Vincenzo Irolli (1860-1949) Italian portrait and genre painter, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples in 1877. Irolli was in the transition period between Post-Impressionism and modern art. He was greatly influenced by Impressionism, but still Adhering to the style of realism, he is good at painting on female themes, customs and religious themes. His works are mostly based on real life, and he is especially good at capturing the details of women's secular life. The colors are plump and unified, the brushstrokes are bold and unrestrained, full of the texture and sense of painting of oil paintings, and have strong artistic appeal. Beauty and goodness are inseparable, because both are based on form; therefore, people usually praise good things as beautiful - Aquinas's pictures and texts are from the Internet, and the copyright belongs to the original author, and is copyrighted. Before leaving, please pay more attention to these beautiful articles worth reading. Three 70-year-old grandmothers tell you with paintings: life is never too late! mutual encouragement

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