Abstract painting Renato Borsato (Venice 1927-2013) "Title Violet" 1963

Framed oil on canvas - Title "Violet" Author: Renato Borsato (Venice 1927-2013) Signed on the back with gallery stamp - ORIGINAL WORK FRAME DIMENSIONS: 70 X 55 CM, PAINTING: 50 X 36 CM RENATO BORSATO Born in Venice in 1927, Renato Borsato established himself throughout his career as one of the finest Italian painters of the post-World War II period, attracting the attention of both critics and the public. He also won numerous national and international painting awards thanks to his Impressionist style, characterized by great lyricism, intense expression, and a unique talent for color. He traveled to Switzerland, Austria, and France, where he stayed in Paris in 1953. The year 1954 marked his definitive breakthrough: he exhibited five works at the Venice Biennale and won the Tursi Prize. English In 1955, he returned to France and was invited to the Rome Quadriennale. In 1956, he participated again in the Venice Biennale with three paintings, one of which was purchased by the President of the Republic Giovanni Gronchi and the other by the Galleria d'Arte Modena in Rome. The same year, he returned to Paris, where the Bernheim Gallery held a solo exhibition of his work, and he was interviewed by French television. In 1957, he stayed in Milan, and in the following years in Viareggio and London. Among the awards he received during these years, the most notable were: two first prizes and two second prizes at the 40th, 41st, 42nd, and 43rd Bevilacqua La Masa group exhibitions; a prize at the International Exhibition of Gorizia in 1954 and the Absolute Prize in 1955; the National Exhibition of La Spezia “Premio Portovenere” in 1955; the First Triveneta Prize in Portogruaro 1956; Third International Painting Exhibition in Moscow; Gold Medal of the Senate of the Republic at the National Prize of Frosinone in 1957. Invited to Germany for the “Rassegna di pittura italiana” in 1959/60. In 1961 he returned to Milan, where he met.