Artist: Baldo Ingrassia
Title: Women of yesterday, today, tomorrow
Type: Original artwork – unique piece
Medium and support: Mixed media, oil and acrylic on canvas mounted on a wooden frame
Dimensions: 50 × 64 cm – vertical orientation
Year: To be confirmed
Signature: Present on the artwork
Description of the artwork
In Women of yesterday, today, tomorrow, Baldo Ingrassia represents the female face as a symbol of time. The profile, traced with an essential and continuous line, does not belong to a specific person but to a collective memory. The figure emerges from a natural landscape made of trees, water and light, elements that evoke growth, roots and transformation.
The green and blue hues suggest the continuity of life and nature, while the floral presences introduce the idea of rebirth. The face appears simultaneously young and ancient: it is a timeless figure, capable of spanning different generations.
The artwork reflects on the female condition as a universal experience. The past, the present and the future are not separate but coexist in the same image. The woman thus becomes a custodian of memory and possibility, a point of union between tradition and change.
Recommended display
- Light or sand-colored wall
- Warm 3000K lighting
- Ideal for contemporary living rooms, bedrooms, professional studios or entryways
- Viewing distance: 1.5 – 2 meters
- Recommended frame: black floater frame or natural wood
Originality and authenticity
Original artwork already created, unique piece. The purchase concerns the artwork described in the sheet, not a reproduction or a new creation upon request.
The artwork is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Micol Art Gallery and documentation from the artist.
Preparation and shipping
The artwork is shipped directly by Micol Art Gallery. After order confirmation, it is prepared for transport with professional protective packaging for original artworks. Shipping is insured. No production time is required: the original is already created.
Copyright
Copyright and reproduction rights remain with the artist. The purchase of the physical artwork does not involve the transfer of reproduction rights.
Color rendering
On-screen viewing may result in slight color differences compared to the physical artwork.
Micol Art Gallery Project – Arte4R
Baldo Ingrassia is part of the contemporary artists circuit of the Micol Art Gallery – Arte4R project, dedicated to the promotion of contemporary art and the regeneration of spaces through original artwork.
