Ernesto Marinoni - Clowns in the Open Air

The painting depicts a city scene with buildings, shops, and passersby. A female figure seen from behind walks along a curved street, while in the background are several parked cars and shop windows. The sign visible on the right, reading "Via Madonnina," indicates a setting in Milan, in the Brera district, known for its artistic and commercial vocation.  The composition is constructed with simplified volumes and solid color fields, where perspective leads the eye toward the end of the street. The brushstrokes are rapid and visible, used to define essential forms and suggest the depth of the scene. The palette articulates warm and cool tones, with chromatic accents in the details (signs, figures, cars) that lend visual rhythm. The overall atmosphere recalls an immediate style of painting, which favors the synthetic rendering of the urban environment. The name Ernesto Marinoni appears on a stamp on the back of the work, which allows us to identify the artist. Currently, there is no reliable biographical information or dedicated critical sources. Other works attributed to him are known, generally characterized by the depiction of urban views and cityscapes, in a direct and recognizable style. Documentation on the artist remains limited, but the work demonstrates a solid compositional structure and a discernible sensitivity to the urban landscape.

The transaction takes place with maximum security for both the seller and the buyer. We take care of the conformity (provenance, authenticity, state of conservation) of the work and handle the shipping.
Returns are possible no later than 14 days after receiving the order.