Guido Borelli
From Conservapedia
Guido Borelli (born 1952) is a romantic Italian painter of exquisite taste. He was trained at Academia Albertina, in Turin, Italy, His artworks may be found in art galleries of European countries and in the US. Borelli describes himself as “a true lover of nature and of everything gentle."
Borelli is known world wide for his lyrical landscapes and Italian village scenes. Inspired by the movement of shadows, Guido's oil paintings reflect nature as their focal points depicting Italian landscapes, homes and villas of Northern Italy and the Alps. His paintings capture the innocence of lost times and the nostalgia of long ago stories of the old country. [1]
Fiori Rosssi E Muri Gialli.
Silenzio.
