Alviero Tatini (1929-2003) - Chiesetta






Master in early Renaissance Italian painting with internship at Sotheby’s and 15 years' experience.
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Chiesetta, an oil painting on canvas by Alviero Tatini (1929–2003), produced in 1970–1980 in Italy, measuring 59 × 50 cm and sold with its frame.
Description from the seller
Painting size 56x46
Signed bottom right
Provenance: private collection
Suggestive oil on canvas painting depicting a small church, the "Chiesetta", immersed in a hilly landscape, the work of the renowned Tuscan painter Alviero Tatini.
The work perfectly captures the artist's stylistic signature: a painting that blends the lyricism of the Tuscan landscape with an essential, almost metaphysical formal research, suspended in time. The clean volumes of the building and the foreground tabernacle dialogue with color fields laid down with delicate brushstrokes and pastel tones (greens, ochers and skies with pinkish nuances), evoking the atmospheres of the great Purist tradition of the Quattrocento reinterpreted in a modern key.
Alviero Tatini (Fiesole 1929 – Florence 2003), a prominent Tuscan artist, represented in major auction houses and modern art galleries such as Pandolfini.
Frame included: no disputes about its condition will be accepted.
For purchases outside the EU, shipping times may be long due to the documents required for exporting artworks over 70 years old. It is not advised to place bids for shipments to non-EU countries.
Painting size 56x46
Signed bottom right
Provenance: private collection
Suggestive oil on canvas painting depicting a small church, the "Chiesetta", immersed in a hilly landscape, the work of the renowned Tuscan painter Alviero Tatini.
The work perfectly captures the artist's stylistic signature: a painting that blends the lyricism of the Tuscan landscape with an essential, almost metaphysical formal research, suspended in time. The clean volumes of the building and the foreground tabernacle dialogue with color fields laid down with delicate brushstrokes and pastel tones (greens, ochers and skies with pinkish nuances), evoking the atmospheres of the great Purist tradition of the Quattrocento reinterpreted in a modern key.
Alviero Tatini (Fiesole 1929 – Florence 2003), a prominent Tuscan artist, represented in major auction houses and modern art galleries such as Pandolfini.
Frame included: no disputes about its condition will be accepted.
For purchases outside the EU, shipping times may be long due to the documents required for exporting artworks over 70 years old. It is not advised to place bids for shipments to non-EU countries.
