Pasquale Vuotto (1958) - Barche al sole Capri

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Barche al sole Capri, an oil on canvas coastal landscape painting by Pasquale Vuotto, original edition, Italy, 50 × 40 cm, 4 kg, signed by hand, 2026, period 2020+, sold directly by the artist, in good condition.

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An oil on canvas 50x40 from life with boats in a corner of Capri
drom the photo it doesn't render as well as in real life!
Counter-stamped, authenticated with stamp and brochure
Tracked shipment
Pasquale Vuotto
He was born in Naples in 1958: he lives and works in Naples where, in the first two years, he trained at the Neapolitan Palizzi Academy, then for economic reasons he left his studies and as a self-taught artist followed the Posillipo school; he has exhibited in several cities, in 1979 he obtained two solo exhibitions in Stresa and participated in art competitions in Rome, Venice, Naples, earning the praise of the public and critics. Painters Antonio Sannino and Ugo De Cesare and Antonio Durso, among others, have written about him. His works are found in several European private collections, in America and Turkey.
The sedimentary emotional tensions within the interior during the continuous confrontation with environmental reality emerge with unusual vibrations in Pasquale Vuotto’s painting, defined as essential elements of a figurative style inspired by significant aesthetic, human, and spiritual values, which in the act of painting find forms and colors capable of expressing them with fertile incisiveness.
The artist identifies with the natural world, in its various manifestations of the landscape, sometimes reconstructing the forms with happy fantastical interventions; the artist provides intense modulations, such as to fully convey that sense of wonder, of poetic contemplation in which his feelings reside... (A. Durso)

An oil on canvas 50x40 from life with boats in a corner of Capri
drom the photo it doesn't render as well as in real life!
Counter-stamped, authenticated with stamp and brochure
Tracked shipment
Pasquale Vuotto
He was born in Naples in 1958: he lives and works in Naples where, in the first two years, he trained at the Neapolitan Palizzi Academy, then for economic reasons he left his studies and as a self-taught artist followed the Posillipo school; he has exhibited in several cities, in 1979 he obtained two solo exhibitions in Stresa and participated in art competitions in Rome, Venice, Naples, earning the praise of the public and critics. Painters Antonio Sannino and Ugo De Cesare and Antonio Durso, among others, have written about him. His works are found in several European private collections, in America and Turkey.
The sedimentary emotional tensions within the interior during the continuous confrontation with environmental reality emerge with unusual vibrations in Pasquale Vuotto’s painting, defined as essential elements of a figurative style inspired by significant aesthetic, human, and spiritual values, which in the act of painting find forms and colors capable of expressing them with fertile incisiveness.
The artist identifies with the natural world, in its various manifestations of the landscape, sometimes reconstructing the forms with happy fantastical interventions; the artist provides intense modulations, such as to fully convey that sense of wonder, of poetic contemplation in which his feelings reside... (A. Durso)

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Artist
Pasquale Vuotto (1958)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Barche al sole Capri
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Good condition
Height
50 cm
Width
40 cm
Weight
4 kg
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Impressionism
Period
2020+
ItalyVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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