Sergio Nardoni (1947) - Terzetto

Main characteristics of the work:
• Sergio Nardoni (1947) • “Terzetto” • Oil on gold leaf on round panel • Ø 50 cm (77×77 cm with frame) • Hand-signed at the bottom center, signature and title also on the back • Stamp with inventory number from the Nardoni Photographic Archive • Artist’s authenticity statement on Orler certificate • Provenance: Italian private collection •
Work belonging to the Italian contemporary poetic figuration movement.

The work depicts three young musicians in commedia dell’arte costumes arranged in a harmonious circle, intent on playing violin, accordion and clarinet. The golden background amplifies the preciousness of the scene, while the round composition creates an intimate and theatrical atmosphere, rich in balance and visual charm.

Sergio Nardoni’s painting activity combines the refinement of classical tradition with modern sensitivity, producing images of great impact with a poetic tone. The movement of Italian contemporary poetic figuration finds in “Terzetto” a perfect expression: clear color, meticulous detail, and the light that shimmers on the gold leaf render the scene elegant, intense, and dreamlike.

Artist’s authenticity statement on Orler certificate Tv, with signature and Nardoni Photographic Archive stamp on the back.

Sergio Nardoni (Florence, 1947) is an internationally renowned artist. He has exhibited in prestigious shows, including Art Expo New York (1996), Malta (1998, with presidential patronage) and “Capriccio italiano” in Beijing (2015). His works are in important collections, including the National Museum of the Bargello and the Vatican City Pontifical Collections.

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