Modernist Stylized Cat Painting by G. Bianchetti, 1973

This is a mid-century modernist original painting on canvas, attributed to the artist G. Bianchetti and dated 1973. The artwork features a highly stylized, expressionistic cat creature rendered in a dark, earthy palette with a teal/seafoam green overlay on the feline's figure. The cat is shown in a hunched or stalking pose, characterized by sharp angles, glowing red-pupiled eyes, and long, pointed claws that suggest a sense of predatory tension. The background is a rich salmon pink or coral hue, decorated with several large, concentric circular motifs that resemble simplified roses or floral stamps in a dark burgundy outline, creating a rhythmic pattern. The composition is grounded by a deep red horizontal band at the bottom, suggesting a floor or surface. Techniquely, the piece displays heavy impasto or thick paint application in some areas, particularly the teal sections, and uses a scumbled or dry-brush technique over the background textures. The style is reminiscent of 1960s-70s European expressive modernism. The canvas appears to be in good vintage condition with minor surface dust and slight corner wear, but no visible tears or significant paint loss. The heavy, dark outlines provide a stained-glass or graphic effect popular in decorative arts of that period.