MARIO LEDDA, ​​ROSES IN JAPANIZED DECOR

Oil on canvas

100.5 / 84 cm.

Signed and dated lower right in red: 1921

Active in the interwar period, especially in Balchik, Mario (Marius) Ledda painted in a modern, slightly geometrizing approach. The influence of Japanese culture on modern European art is visible here in every detail, from the setting dominated by precious fabrics displayed in fans, to the vase of roses and precious porcelain figurine in the foreground.

A work of art, especially one specific to the decorative taste of the 1920s, can be integrated into any interior, from a business to a collector's or art lover's home or office.