Vittorio Lesca - The Sassella

The work depicts the village of "La Sassella," a small town perched on a rock, as the title suggests. The scene shows the main buildings and the surrounding rocky landscape, with a clear sky as the backdrop. The details present allow us to recognize the essential elements of the composition, offering a clear and linear reading of the scene. The work's style is figurative and is characterized by the use of rapid brushstrokes that delineate the main forms without lingering on perspective details. The colors are harmonious and free of strong contrasts. The focus is on the synthesis of the elements and the overall chromatic balance, achieving a clear and orderly vision of the subject. The work demonstrates an approach that favors expressive simplicity. Vittorio Lesca (Ventimiglia, 1902 – Sondrio, 1967) moved to Sondrio in 1927 as a land registry surveyor. After the war, he graduated in Economics and Commerce and developed a steady artistic career, becoming a highly regarded painter. His work stands out for its ability to depict landscapes and urban scenes with a balance between form and color, emphasizing synthesis and compositional harmony.

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