A. Giordano - Untitled

We are faced with a landscape, a seascape. As in his other paintings, Giordano engages in the analysis of landscape views to demonstrate his skill in atmospheric rendering. Often, his scenes depict a single farmhouse nestled in a landscape. This is precisely what happens here. We have a typical seaside house, with a flat roof and earthy colors. Next to it stands a pine tree, almost dividing the painting into two sides. In the distance, sailing ships can be seen floating on the calm sea.

A. Giordano's painting is distinguished by his fluid, liquid brushwork. He doesn't need to render his subject in detail, but rather creates a whole with a few expertly applied touches. He concludes his pictorial process with the application of fine white brushstrokes that create relief and dimension, as well as acting as a touch of light.

For us, A. Giordano remains an anonymous twentieth-century artist. Indeed, we can assume he was active in the second half of the century. His works are offered by various galleries, but to date, no one has been able to identify him. Some believe his name is Antonio Giordano, but in fact, there's no concrete evidence for this name either. However, based on the various paintings bearing the same signature, we can say his primary subject matter is landscapes. He creates them with a fluid, rapid brushstroke, then accentuates the whole with subtle yet strategic highlights to give the painting dimension.

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