Landscapes by Ettore De Conciliis

The seasons appear in every element of de Conciliis' paintings. They are images of light tied to the changing hues of the atmosphere and the shifting intensities of the sun's rays; of wind which shakes flower petals; of colors alternating in cycles—such as cultivated fields—that reveal man's intervention.

Broom, thistles, oak, hay, poppies, hollyhocks, lilies, wild roses and other fragments—all part of the triumph of luxuriant vegetation—are represented in layers of rapid touches of color.

—Maurizio Marini,
Art Historian

	Fiori selvatici, 1982 Wild Flowers oil on canvas 89.5 x 110 cm

	Sera sul Tevere, 1989 Evening on the Tiber oil on canvas 55 x 102 cm

	Pioggia sul Tevere, 1985 Rain on the Tiber oil on canvas 90 x 110 cm

	The Shore at Southold, 1983 oil on canvas 101.5 x 127 cm

	Distant Storm, 1983 oil on canvas 101.5 x 127 cm

	Queen Anne's Lace, 1982 oil on canvas 90 x 110 cm

	Fiori al tramonto, 1983 Flowers at Sunset oil on canvas, 76 x 64 cm

	Fiori, 1982 Flowers oil on canvas, 90 x 100 cm

	Alberi e fiume, 1981 Trees and River oil on canvas 89 x 110 cm

	Alberi nel vento, 1985 Tree in the Wind oil on canvas, 121 x 108 cm

	Valle del Tevere III, 1982 Tiber Valley III oil on canvas 110 x 130 cm

	Viotolla, 1980 Pathway oil on canvas, 76 x 103.5 cm

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