Smokestack - 1992 acrylic - cm 40x100

Carlo Preti's painting is full of lively and pure colours, characterized by unusual and original themes, at the beginning influenced by American pop art and by hiperrealism. Careful and meticulous observer, he looks for the subjects of his paintings in town, in his polluted and chaotic Mestre. He is fascinated by the urban microcosm, by engines, by structures, by the products of industry to dock to "his" kiosks, transfigured into "precious objects" set in the enchanted world of fairy stories.

Harbour of Skagen - 1955 - acrylic- cm 60x70	Lighthouse, moon and sails - 1994 - acrylic - cm 80x120

Big cupboard - 1994 - acrylic - cm 80x120	Kiosk in Florence - 1990 acrylic - cm 60x120

Train "4x4" - 1991 - acrylic - cm 100x100

Geese - 1990 - acrylic - cm 170x70

Grey "briccole" - 1989 - acrylic cm 70x100	Red "briccole" - 1988 acrylic - cm 60x160

Road roller - 1987 - oil - cm 80x100

Umbrellas - 1986 - acrylic - cm 100x120

Railway pump - 1986 - acrylic - cm 90x160

Cranes in P. Marghera - 1986 - acrylic - cm 70x100	Cranes in P. Marghera - 1986 acrylic - cm 100x70

Barges in Rotterdam - 1985 - oil - cm 50x100

Little house of Marken (NL) - 1985 - oil - cm 70x100

Pitch-heather - 1985 - oil - cm 70x100

Bread slice - 1983 -pencil - cm 70x100

Air - 1980 -oil - cm 50x110	Traffic lights - 1980 - acrylic - cm 30x120	Bus - 1980 - oil - cm 60x70

Kiosk in Paris - 1979 oil - cm 50x120	Kiosk in Bologna - 1979 - oil cm 70x100

Petrol pump - 1978 - oil - cm 60x70	Self-portrait - 1977 - oil - cm 60x120

Quick intervention - 1976 - oil - cm 100x160

Export - 1974 - oil - cm 50x100