The Ironing Table

The Ironing Table (Original title "Tavolo da stiro")   is an original artwork realized by the Italian artist Piero Cesaroni  (Brescia, 1944) in 2005 .

Original Black and White Etching on paper.

Hand-signed and dated  in pencil on the lower right corner: Cesaroni 2005.  Titled in pencil on the lower central margin: Tavolo da stiro . Numbered in pencil on the lower left corner:  V/X.

Edition of ten prints. 

Mint Conditions.

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The work depicts a still life and, specifically, an ironing table with cloths lying on it. As in many of Cesaroni's works, in the background we find a window opening onto a landscape. In this case we see a tree-lined mountain on the right and a sky characterized by a strong chiaroscuro. The line is refined and decisive and defines the whole composition through a very intense chiaroscuro.

This work has been realized by the Italian artist Piero Cesaroni (Brescia, 1944). is immediately in Rome where he lived and worked until 2000 to move then in Guidonia Montecelio (RM). In Rome he studied painting with Alberto Ziveri at the Art Institute, engraving and lithography with Lino Bianchi Barriviera. At the Fine Arts Academy of Rome he also attended the sculpture courses of Emilio Greco. From 1965 to today he presents himself in several personal exhibitions in several art galleries: Galleria Maitani in Orvieto, Il Gabbiano Gallery in Ragusa, La Linea Gallery in Milan and in Rome and Tunnel Eliseo in Rome.