"Balalaika Lesson" (2018), is a vibrant and dynamic oil on canvas by Annemarie Ambrosoli, measuring 100x100cm, featuring her signature geometric style and bold colors. The painting captures a joyful moment of students engaged in a music lesson, learning to play the traditional Russian balalaika. The stylized figures, depicted with clean lines and harmonious color contrasts, create a lively composition that conveys the rhythm and energy of the scene. The artwork celebrates the joy of learning and the universal language of music, inviting the viewer to share in the cheerful and harmonious atmosphere.

Annemarie Ambrosoli

Balalaika Lesson

“Once upon a Time...Visit to a Museum" (2017), is a captivating oil on canvas by Annemarie Ambrosoli, measuring 90x90 cm. This Pop Art piece showcases stylized figures with geometric shapes and vibrant colors, reflecting Ambrosoli's unique artistic style. The composition portrays individuals engaged in a museum visit, capturing their expressions and interactions. The painting invites viewers to reflect on the experience of art appreciation and the communal aspects of visiting cultural spaces.

Once Upon a Time - Visit to a Museum

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Harp Harmony

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Annemarie Ambrosoli

collection: Pop Art

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Balalaika Lesson

Once Upon a Time - Visit to a Museum