Nude Woman

Nude Woman  is an original painting in watercolor and tempera realized by Primo Zeglio in 1930 ca.

The state of preservation is good and aged, except for a small tear.

Signed on the rear.

Sheet dimension: 32 x 22 cm.

Included a Passepartout: 45 x 35 cm.

The artwork represents a nude seated woman in a bathroom, delicately colored, skillfully created, it is characterized by confident strokes and chiaroscuro effects to enhance the volumes of the nude body.

Primo Zeglio was an Italian film director and playwright, as well as a draftsman, painter, and engraver. Between 1937 and 1939, he collaborated with the weekly publication Omnibus , directed by Leo Longanesi , and worked with the artist Mino Maccari , who realized scathing satirical comic strips for Omnibus . Zeglio took part in the drafting of Italiano and Selvaggio and, especially from the 1970s, he dedicated himself mainly to painting and engraving.


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