Michele Cascella - Winter

Michele Cascella ( Ortona , 7 September 1892 – Milan , 31 August 1989 ) was an Italian twilight painter and landscape artist . During his long artistic life, which spanned almost eight decades of intense activity, Cascella was able to maintain a unique, unmistakable style, almost immune from the contamination of twentieth-century pictorial currents and avant-gardes. His works, including canvases, panels, pastels and drawings, are exhibited in the most important Italian and international museums, including the Victoria and Albert Museum ^[1] in London, the Galerie nationale du Jeu de Paume in Paris, the National Museum of History and Art in Luxembourg, the Musée d'Art Moderne in Brussels and the De Saisset Art Gallery of the University of Santa Clara in California, where a vast permanent collection of works is exhibited. His graphic work is also copious, including lithographs , chromolithographs , silkscreens and etchings , techniques he used since he was a boy and thanks to which he discovered - especially at the end of the 20th century - and still maintains considerable fame among the general public. The painter's distinctive traits combine superb compositional ability, combined with great mastery of drawing and vibrant colors, exemplifying especially his floral compositions, in which Cascella reaches extremely high expressive peaks, as do his views, where he achieves results of unparalleled freshness, luminosity and atmosphere.

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