| Princess Caroline of Hanover visited Ettore Spalletti's exhibition which is displayed at the New National Museum until November 3, 2019. Ettore Spalletti was born in Cappelle sul Tavo in the province of Pescara, Italy, in 1940. Spalletti's works are inspired by the landscapes of his native region, which is located between the Adriatic Sea and the mountains of Abruzzo. His works involve a limited chromatic palette of pastel tones - white, grey, pink and azure blue – with the addition of gold. |
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ReplyDeleteTrès belle princesse Caroline regardant des tableaux monochromes...
ReplyDeleteNot a huge fan of how the trousers drape from the waist - there seems to be too much material gathered. However, I love the colour and the fact that they are loose and the blouse is lovely. A very flattering choice of colours for spring. She looks good - the art work is very pretty but I could do that...
ReplyDeleteShe looks younger
ReplyDeleteElegant and stylish as always.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful woman. She looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteShe is still so pretty.
ReplyDeleteVery nice in pastel colors, very feminine.
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