Luigi Comi Artist

Toscana, “La Bicicletta Azzurra ”

This painting portrays a particular part of a street in the historical center of Florence. The artist was drawn to the perfect composition of elements that make up the painting, the street lamp, the typical Tuscan Renaissance window, the vases of flowers, the bicycle, and the particular angle in which the sun hits the building. The subject matter was in such a perfect arrangement that the artist couldn’t have planned it better.

Toscana, “Balcone con gerani”

In this painting the artist has portrayed one of the oldest balconies in the historical center of Florence. The artist was drawn to the detailed rod ironwork in the balcony and the geraniums in full bloom.

  Toscana - Chianti,  “Porte ”

The artist has chosen one of the many picturesque villages in the Chianti region of Tuscany for this work. The painting depicts two semi-abandoned homes in the village of Gaiole.

Toscana - San Gimignano, “Finestra”

San Gimignano is without doubt one of the most well preserved medieval villages in Tuscany.  It is rich in both architectural details and panoramic views. This painting is the first in a series of works of typical windows in San Gimignano completed by the artist.

Milano, “Ca’ Granda 1”

In this painting the artist has depicted architectural elements from the façade of the building located in an internal courtyard in Milan, in the province of Lombardia. The construction of this building was started in 1456 originally designed to be a hospital. The building has recently been renovated and the artist has brought out the beauty
of some particular architectural elements.

Milano, “Ca’ Granda 2”

In this painting the artist has depicted architectural elements from the façade of the building located in an internal courtyard in Milan, in the province of Lombardia. The construction of this building was started in 1456 originally designed to be a hospital.
The building has recently been renovated and the artist has brought out the beauty
of some particular architectural elements.

Sicilia, “Chiesa di San Salvatore"

This painting depicts a particular architectural detail  from the main doors of San Salvatore church in Sicily. The beautiful structure was constructed
in the 11th century and renovated in the 17th century, displaying an elegant marble portal with twisted colums and cherubs in the typical Baroque style.

Firenze, “Fontana del Buontalenti ”

In this painting the artist portrays a particular corner in the historical center of Florence.  The well-known Renaissance Architect Buontalenti designed the interesting fountain.

Venezia, “Balcone con gerani rossi ”

Venice is wel known worldwide for its architectural splendor which continues to seduce artist from every wolk of life. In this painting the artist has portrayed a beautiful in white marble, framed by Venetian wall ornaments.

Venezia, “Palazzo Danieli”

Every corner of every street in Venice could be inspirational to an artist. In this work the artist has depicted the façade of Palazzo Danieli from a pleasing perspective, spotlighting its gothic windows.

Toscana, “Finestre”

The Tuscan countryside is rich in architectural charm and enchantment. This particular painting represents a portion of the facade of a 14th century castle in the hills outside of the city of Siena, in Chianti. The mason work with the exposed brick is typical of Siena. Distinctive elements of Tuscan architecture can also be seen in the window frames that were constructed in “pietra serena” a stone often seen in Tuscan architecture.

Toscana, “Castellina in Chianti”

Many tourists descend upon Tuscany’s beautiful countryside in Chianti every year. There isn’t an artist who could resist the urge to paint nature's beautiful backdrop. In this work the artist has depicted a small wine estate in autumn, one of the most beautiful seasons of the year, to enjoy the rich colors of the Italian wine country.