Roman Countryside with three Women, 1903

Pietro Sassi  

Roman Countryside with three Women is an original modern artwork realized by the italian artist Pietro Sassi in 1903.
Original oil painting on canvas.
Hand-signed and dated by the artist on the lower left corner: Sassi P., 1903.
Hand-signed and inscribed on the back: P. Sassi, Via Purificazione 35.

Beautiful painting on canvas depicting a typical Roman greening countryside landscape with three female figures of farmers on the right side. The work has been realized with strokes of color in a realistic and extremely fresh way. This excellent work has been realized by Pietro Sassi (Alessandria, 1834 - Rome, 1905), an Italian painter and watercolorist. Painter of landscapes - with figures and in the presence of ancient architecture - and also of genre scenes, Pietro Sassi from Alessandria moved to Rome and traveled along Italy (Tyrol, Venice, Roman countryside), looking for ideas for his canvases and watercolors.

He also went to Olevano Romano, a village that has become a destination for artists who wanted to paint the landscape en plein air. In 1883, in Rome, he exhibited many works. He was still present in 1884 at the Turin Exhibition and in 1887, he exhibited fresh grapes, dried grapes and a forest at the Venice Biennale. Cesare Tallone became one of his pupils. This object is shipped from Italy. Under existing legislation, any object in Italy created over 70 years ago by an artist, designer or craftsman who has died requires a license for export regardless of the work’s market price. The shipping may require additional handling days to require the license according to the final destination of the object.