Vincent LaGambina Oringinal Watercolor Painting Professional Framed in Acid Free

Beautiful water color roses in pink, lavender, green and cream hues. La Gambina took on the challenge of combining Renaissance composition and Impressionist color. His compositions show a fluent, free-flowing brush and his figures reflect a sense of volume. Although his vision was personal and his works sometimes touched with nostalgia, he addressed issues that are implicitly universal and easy to understand. His paintings are not only charming, they have a sensitivity and originality that awakens our consciousness In both his early and later paintings, he communicated an aesthetic pleasure as he portrayed the seasons of life and the people who touched him. His paintings exhibited at New York: Museum of the City of New York, the Wichita Museum of Art. Private collections include Moody's and the Butler Institute of Art in Youngstown, Ohio. He studied at the Arts Students League and the Academy of Rome and was a student at the Leonardo Da Vinci Art School. He sold his first painting to Fiorello LaGuardia. Vincent Lagambina's first artwork to be offered at auction was "Sheridan Square at Westport Auction in 2021 Source: Berenice Abbott, New York in the Thirties (New York: Dover Publications, Inc., 1973), plate 62.