Spartaco Lombardo (1958) - Natura morta

Magnificent oil on canvas still life signed by the Italian master Spartaco Lombardo (born in Gemonio in 1958). The work measures 50 x 70 cm (72x92 with frame) and is presented within a period-appropriate frame finished in green and gold tones, offered as a furnishing accessory.

The composition follows the great Italian figurative tradition, reinterpreted through Lombardo's sensitivity and rigorous technique. At the center stands a polished copper cauldron, masterfully rendered in the warm metallic reflections of the light, flanked by a classic wicker-covered fiasco, a green apple, an orange, and a red onion arranged on a draped surface. To provide a chromatic and poetic counterpoint, there are delicate white and blue floral touches that frame the background with dense, vibrant, and tactile brushwork.

The work is signed by the artist in the bottom right and is accompanied by a precious original certificate of authenticity affixed to the back of the canvas. The document bears the artist’s autograph, the studio contacts in Gemonio (VA) and the archival bibliographic and critical references (L’élite - Selezione Arte Italiana), with a note by Remo A. Piperno, certifying its value and cataloguing.
Conditions: The work and the painted surface are in excellent condition.
Shipping: The painting will be packed with the utmost care using appropriate protective materials and shipped via trackable courier.

Technical Data Sheet of the Lot
Artist: Spartaco Lombardo (Gemonio, 20th/21st century)

Title of the work: Still life

Technique: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: 50 x 70 cm (dimensions of the work without frame; with the frame the total dimensions are larger)

Estimated period: Second half of the 20th century

Signature: Signed in the bottom right "S. Lombardo" and countersigned on the back of the canvas.

Conditions: Excellent overall condition of the canvas and painting. The frame is included as a complimentary furnishing accessory.

Documentation: Accompanied by an original certificate of authenticity affixed to the back, signed by the author, with the gallery/art catalog stamp (L’élite - Selezione Arte Italiana) and a note by Remo A. Piperno.