Claudio Apparuti - L'offerta





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Oil on canvas titled L'offerta by Claudio Apparuti, 2026, original edition, multicoloured, 53 x 72 cm (frame included), signed lower left, certificate of authenticity at back, in excellent condition, sold directly from the artist.
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Directly from the artist's studio, with no reserve price. Framed size 53 x 72. Without frame 44 x 63. Oil on canvas, 2026, certificate of authenticity on the back. Signed by the artist at the bottom left. In perfect condition. The painting will be carefully packed with glassine paper and bubble wrap in a rigid cardboard box.
Attention: the work is oil on canvas hand-painted; it is not a giclée or a retouched photo, so there may be small color undulations due to the technique of hand-painted oil.
The painting depicts two girls who seem to offer bread and wine as a sign of peace.
Claudio Apparuti is a painter from Correggio (RE) who for years has dedicated himself to figurative painting with various subjects. He has exhibited in several Italian cities and renowned critics have spoken about his works, such as Mira Carboni and Vittorio Sgarbi.
Directly from the artist's studio, with no reserve price. Framed size 53 x 72. Without frame 44 x 63. Oil on canvas, 2026, certificate of authenticity on the back. Signed by the artist at the bottom left. In perfect condition. The painting will be carefully packed with glassine paper and bubble wrap in a rigid cardboard box.
Attention: the work is oil on canvas hand-painted; it is not a giclée or a retouched photo, so there may be small color undulations due to the technique of hand-painted oil.
The painting depicts two girls who seem to offer bread and wine as a sign of peace.
Claudio Apparuti is a painter from Correggio (RE) who for years has dedicated himself to figurative painting with various subjects. He has exhibited in several Italian cities and renowned critics have spoken about his works, such as Mira Carboni and Vittorio Sgarbi.

