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At the beginning of 19th century, Baron Pasquale Revoltella was one of the most suited bachelors in Trieste, his wealthness being not a minor reason. He was however too attached to his mother to marry. Baron Revoltella was one of the sponsors of Suez Canal. He owned a beautiful palace in downtown Trieste, and this chalet, on the hills around the town was his summer residence. It is now one of the most loved public gardens. Plein air artwork. Oil pastels on brown package paper. 30*40 cm.
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Cristina Andrisan 13 Jan 2009
Great,I have to learn from you.Joan Stohlman 02 Jun 2008
Very nice work, Cristina. i love the muted colors.Julie Lamons 01 Jun 2008
You do beautiful work..I like the architectural designs and the colors choices.Teresa Dominici 28 May 2008
Great architectural very detailed, simply gorgeous.Steph Salt 27 May 2008
I can feel the heat and the shade Cristina, it's stunning :DLynn De Serres 27 May 2008
Splendid artwork, Cristina.helen tyralik 27 May 2008
lovely workdebbie collier 26 May 2008
Beautiful work!!!jamie winter 26 May 2008
msot excellent work Christina. just so well doneAlberto D'Assumpcao 26 May 2008
Excellent work, Cristina!Emily Reed 26 May 2008
A really marvelous piece! Just great!Shannon Slaydon 26 May 2008
This is absolutely stunning! Great job!Kirsten Talmage 26 May 2008
Very lovely. It's so thrilling (and encouraging) watching your art develop!Jacki Bowler 26 May 2008
Great pastel, Cristina.............so nice to know the background story to this lovely house :o))Sharon Gonzalez 26 May 2008
Very awesome pastel, Cristina. WOW!