Roberto Carignani (1894-1975) - Nerofumo






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Nerofumo, mixed media on ceramic tile, by Roberto Carignani (1894-1975), Italy, original edition, signed by hand, 23 × 23 cm, 3 kg, in excellent condition, sold with frame.
Description from the seller
Pair of works 'nerofumo on tile' by Roberto Carignani with illustrated book
Roberto Carignani (Naples, 1895-1975) was a Neapolitan artist noted for his works created with the technique of nerofumo on tile, a traditional artistic practice that consists of applying black soot pigment on ceramic tiles. These works depict romantic scenes and landscapes typical of Neapolitan artistic production in the 20th century. The nerofumo technique was particularly appreciated for its ability to create dramatic chiaroscuro and atmospheric effects.
These works attract collectors of Neapolitan 20th-century art and enthusiasts of traditional Italian artistic techniques. Their value lies in the combination of technical mastery, historical authenticity, and documentation through the illustrated book that accompanies the works. They are particularly sought after by collectors of Italian regional art and scholars of 20th-century Neapolitan art for their cultural significance and the rarity of the technique used.
Seller's Story
Pair of works 'nerofumo on tile' by Roberto Carignani with illustrated book
Roberto Carignani (Naples, 1895-1975) was a Neapolitan artist noted for his works created with the technique of nerofumo on tile, a traditional artistic practice that consists of applying black soot pigment on ceramic tiles. These works depict romantic scenes and landscapes typical of Neapolitan artistic production in the 20th century. The nerofumo technique was particularly appreciated for its ability to create dramatic chiaroscuro and atmospheric effects.
These works attract collectors of Neapolitan 20th-century art and enthusiasts of traditional Italian artistic techniques. Their value lies in the combination of technical mastery, historical authenticity, and documentation through the illustrated book that accompanies the works. They are particularly sought after by collectors of Italian regional art and scholars of 20th-century Neapolitan art for their cultural significance and the rarity of the technique used.
