Alfredo Grimaldi (1950) - "Veranda su Capri"

View of the famous Faraglioni of Capri, painted in oil with a lively brushstroke rich in color. In the foreground, a flowering terrace welcomes the viewpoint: a terracotta pot overflowing with yellow flowers, pink and red roses, and a light wicker chair, elements that convey the atmosphere of a summer afternoon in a Mediterranean garden. In the background the deep blue sea rises, punctuated by sailing boats and a small boat in the foreground on the right, with the two rocks of the Faraglioni standing symmetrically on the horizon, illuminated by warm tones of pink and white. The sky, clear with light clouds, completes the composition. The work is signed bottom right by the artist.

The rich chromaticity of the flowers in contrast with the blue of the sea and the depth of perspective toward the Faraglioni make the painting a typical "postcard" landscape of the Amalfi Coast, meant to convey warmth and Mediterranean light.