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Piedmont, Italy - A Painting Of A Town With Grapes

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Piedmont, Italy. Piedmont is famous for its Nebbiolo-based wines, including Barolo and Barbaresco, set against the stunning backdrop of the Alps. Nebbiolo grape thrives in the region's hilly terrain, producing wines with great structure and aging potential. Landscape painting with a focus on the regions special features. Color palette of typical regional colors on the theme of wine and harvest time. Impressionist painting style with acrylic colors, beautiful strokes and outlines. Restrained boho style. Big area of copy space on top. Some litte bright sparkles.

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