Pietro Annigoni 'Senza Titolo (Study for a Portrait of a Roman Girl)' neo-expressionism What do these parts make-up

What do these parts make-up

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The dominant blues and muted ochres complement each other

Pietro Annigoni 'Senza Titolo (Study for a Portrait of a Roman Girl)' neo-expressionism What do these parts make-upBorn in Milan and based in Florence, Pietro Annigoni spent his artistic career reviving the Renaissance. With the same drama and depth as the Old Masters before him, Annigoni was esteemed most for his portraits, the subjects of which include Queen Elizabeth II, the Pope, British and American political leaders and members of European, Middle Eastern and Indian aristocracy. In Roman Girl, Annigoni pictures a youth. Her striking features and clothing