Francesco Tammaro (1939) - Mercatino di quartiere

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Oil painting on panel titled Mercatino di quartiere, from 2000–2010, Italy, signed by hand, original edition, 25 cm high by 45 cm wide, sold with frame and in excellent condition.

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Beautiful oil painting on panel, depicting a characteristic marketplace in a Naples neighborhood, full of colors and rich in folklore, just like the Neapolitan people. It was executed by the painter Francesco Tammaro in 2011, coming from my art gallery and auction house Nell’Incanto, closed for some time; I am selling due to advanced age. Excellent condition; the dimensions are 20 × 40 cm. Certificate of authenticity included in the shipment, which will be arranged and with a tracking number communicated to the buyer.

Beautiful oil painting on panel, depicting a characteristic marketplace in a Naples neighborhood, full of colors and rich in folklore, just like the Neapolitan people. It was executed by the painter Francesco Tammaro in 2011, coming from my art gallery and auction house Nell’Incanto, closed for some time; I am selling due to advanced age. Excellent condition; the dimensions are 20 × 40 cm. Certificate of authenticity included in the shipment, which will be arranged and with a tracking number communicated to the buyer.

Details

Artist
Francesco Tammaro (1939)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Mercatino di quartiere
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
25 cm
Width
45 cm
Style
Classical
Period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
48
Objects sold
100%
Private

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