Nuccio Regalbuto (XX) - Girasoli





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Girasoli, an oil painting by Nuccio Regalbuto, a limited edition from 1990–2000, depicting nature in Expressionism, signed by hand and sold with frame, with an outer frame of about 60 × 50 cm and a canvas of about 50 × 40 cm, created in Italy on canvas, 40 × 50 cm and 2 kg, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Nuccio Regalbuto
Sicilian artist, painter, sculptor and engraver. He works in Caltagirone, and it is not a demographic detail: it is a choice. The city of earth and fire, where matter is vocation before craft, is the place where his research has taken root and continues to nourish itself.
His production crosses multiple languages. Painting, with oil and acrylic, and together sculpture and engraving: three disciplines that in his practice do not coexist by accumulation but sustain each other, explain one another, like three different ways of questioning the same material.
He paints on canvas and on jute. Jute above all: a rough, poor surface that does not allow shortcuts and returns color with an almost archeological grain. A support that resists, and that for this reason forces the hand to decide.
His work, shown in several exhibitions, is that of someone who does not chase the circuit but the coherence of a research conducted with constancy, within his own territory.
Sunflowers:
- Outer frame: about 60 × 50 cm
- Canvas/print: about 50 × 40 cm
Nuccio Regalbuto
Sicilian artist, painter, sculptor and engraver. He works in Caltagirone, and it is not a demographic detail: it is a choice. The city of earth and fire, where matter is vocation before craft, is the place where his research has taken root and continues to nourish itself.
His production crosses multiple languages. Painting, with oil and acrylic, and together sculpture and engraving: three disciplines that in his practice do not coexist by accumulation but sustain each other, explain one another, like three different ways of questioning the same material.
He paints on canvas and on jute. Jute above all: a rough, poor surface that does not allow shortcuts and returns color with an almost archeological grain. A support that resists, and that for this reason forces the hand to decide.
His work, shown in several exhibitions, is that of someone who does not chase the circuit but the coherence of a research conducted with constancy, within his own territory.
Sunflowers:
- Outer frame: about 60 × 50 cm
- Canvas/print: about 50 × 40 cm

