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Atypical Art is moving to WI! We hope to be back up and running mid-December.
As you can see from the images, the handling of light and shadow in the picture is superb. The face of a young maiden filling a water jug is highlighted and contrasted against a dark figure standing next to what appears to be livestock. Exactly what is happening in this picture is a mystery. This painting has that “look” and will be a cherished part of any serious Italian watercolor collection.
ROBERTO RASCOVICH, (Born: 1857, Spalata, Dalmatia, Yugoslavia, Died: 1905, Chicago, Illinois), circa 1897.
Studied: Imperial Acad., Vienna; Royal Acad., Venice; Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris; Rome. Exhibited: Brooklyn AA, 1885; AIC; Rome WCS (medal); Western Wash. Indust. Expo, 1891; Chicago, 1897 (prize); Columbian Expo, 1893 (prize). Member: Int. S., Rome; WCS, Rome. Work: Smithsonian American Art Museum; Tacoma Pub. Lib., WA. Sources: WW01; Trip and Cook, Washington State Art and Artists, 1850-1950. Also Known as: Roberto Benjamino Rascovich, Robert Rascovich, Roberto Benjamine Rascovich, Robert B. Rascovich.
Item ID: RAS09172006