Provenance: From a private collection in EU. Interesting and characteristic work by the self-taught artist Antonio Asturi who, after a brief futurist experience which he defined as a crush, remained faithful to figurative painting, profoundly influenced by the personality of the Neapolitan master Antonio Mancini. Antonio Mancini posed for him in 1930 shortly before his death and was so enthusiastic that he countersigned the portrait: Long live who did it. An elegant portrait painter, he also portrayed Vincenzo Migliaro, who countersigned his portrait with a Flattered! The proposed work depicts a glimpse of the excavations of Pompeii of great pleasure and excellent artistic performance In good general condition The measures are 24x30cm While with the frame they are about 49x55cm It will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity Careful and tracked shipping The frame is a tribute and should be considered as such