Angiolo Volpe (1943) - Fiori

Oil painting on a panel by Angiolo Volpe. It measures 46 cm in width and 71 cm in height with a period-era frame. The painting alone on panel measures 25 cm wide by 50 cm high.
Provenance: private collection.
The work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the art gallery.
Angiolo Volpe, born in Livorno in 1943, has developed a great passion for painting since childhood that has accompanied him throughout his life. Thanks to his origins, Volpe was able to come into contact with the Macchiaioli painters, which influenced his style and technique.
The subjects Angiolo Volpe chose to treat reflect the love he has for his homeland, Tuscany, and in particular for the city of Livorno, the sea, and the Maremma. His art, permeated by a deep sensitivity toward nature and the elements that make up the landscape, represents the daily life of his land.
Volpe’s works have enjoyed great success both in Italy and abroad, being exhibited also in the United States and Japan. Critics have shown particular sensitivity to his ability to represent the soul of Tuscany and to express through his paintings the beauty and authenticity of his land.
Price range of works between 500 euros and 1500 euros.
It is noted that the frame is offered as a courtesy gift, therefore any damage that may occur to the frame as a result of transport/shipping will not be valid grounds for canceling the order.