A moody early twentieth century painting by Rachelle Zanchi, defined by a restrained palette and a quiet sense of atmosphere. The composition balances soft tonal shifts with areas of deeper saturation, creating a subtle tension between abstraction and landscape. The surface carries a lived-in quality, with layered paint suggesting time, place, and reflection rather than narrative.

“This painting holds a sense of stillness, inviting the eye to linger rather than resolve.”

Italy, 1910

Dimensions: 20W x 1D x 29.5H