Henry Markó (1855-1921) - Temporale imminente
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Temporale imminente is an oil on paper artwork applied to circular cardboard (diameter 34.5 cm) by Henry Markó (1855-1921), a 19th‑century Italian Romantic landscape painting signed and sold with a wooden frame, in good condition, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Meeting Art, Vercelli.
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Henry Markó, Temporale imminente. Oil on paper mounted on circular cardboard with a diameter of 34.5 cm, signature on the left. Wooden frame with slight wear on the right-hand decoration.
Certificate of guarantee and authenticity produced by Meeting Art, Vercelli.
Henry Markó (Florence, 1855 – Lavagna, 1921) was a refined Italian painter of Austro-Hungarian origins, renowned for his sensitivity and skill in landscape and marine paintings.
Growing up within a renowned dynasty of artists, he was the nephew of Károly Markó the Elder and worked in the family’s famous landscape school in Florence before the rise of the Macchiaioli.
He worked closely with Andrea Markó and Carlo Markó the Younger within the school founded by his grandfather. This academy fused traditional academic discipline with the influence of the Barbizon School.
His paintings are distinguished by deep atmospheric sensitivity, subdued lyricism, and the use of extremely subtle tonal shifts to capture natural light.
The first part of his career was spent in Tuscany, and he later moved to Liguria, in Lavagna, where he devoted himself to painting seascapes and coastal villages. His works are regularly traded at the leading Italian and European auction houses.
Recurring subjects include country views, densely detailed forests, and evocative coastal panoramas.
Henry Markó, Temporale imminente. Oil on paper mounted on circular cardboard with a diameter of 34.5 cm, signature on the left. Wooden frame with slight wear on the right-hand decoration.
Certificate of guarantee and authenticity produced by Meeting Art, Vercelli.
Henry Markó (Florence, 1855 – Lavagna, 1921) was a refined Italian painter of Austro-Hungarian origins, renowned for his sensitivity and skill in landscape and marine paintings.
Growing up within a renowned dynasty of artists, he was the nephew of Károly Markó the Elder and worked in the family’s famous landscape school in Florence before the rise of the Macchiaioli.
He worked closely with Andrea Markó and Carlo Markó the Younger within the school founded by his grandfather. This academy fused traditional academic discipline with the influence of the Barbizon School.
His paintings are distinguished by deep atmospheric sensitivity, subdued lyricism, and the use of extremely subtle tonal shifts to capture natural light.
The first part of his career was spent in Tuscany, and he later moved to Liguria, in Lavagna, where he devoted himself to painting seascapes and coastal villages. His works are regularly traded at the leading Italian and European auction houses.
Recurring subjects include country views, densely detailed forests, and evocative coastal panoramas.
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Artist
Henry Markó (1855-1921)
Sold with frame
Yes
Title of artwork
Temporale imminente
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
34.5 cm
Width
34.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Romanticism
Period
19th century
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