Andrea Figari (Sassari 1858 Genoa 1945), a refined interpreter of the Ligurian landscape, expresses in the painting Mill in Voltaggio his mastery in capturing the light and atmosphere of nature. This work, an oil on canvas signed lower left, is enriched by the presence of the cartouche of participation in the Promotrice, testimony of the official recognition of his artistic talent.
Figari, heir to the Scuola grigia (Grey School) and protagonist of Genoese and Turin exhibitions, uses vibrant brushstrokes to give depth and lyricism to the scene, enhancing the serenity of the landscape. The painting reflects his search for truth and his ability to convey emotions through painting.
Height cm. 89 width cm. 134
