Created with the "frost technique" to obtain the ice effect in some areas of the pictorial surface, this technique consisted of placing the still fresh painting in the actual cold and then working on it subsequently. This effect was invented by the painter Pancaldi and appears in many of his works starting from the 1960s.
The drawings and watercolors that we propose are an interesting testimony of the youthful and studious activity of the painter from Piumazzo di Castelfranco Emilia in which the constant effort to improve the technique can be observed. Particularly during the war period, the supports on which they were made were often waste paper due to limited means.
You can find the following oil paintings in our Ebay shop.
Period: second half of the 1900s
Origin: Emilia Romagna, Italy
Condition: very good
Measurements: 40 x 73 cm
