Umberto Levi (1930) - Nevicata

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Oil on canvas titled Nevicata by Umberto Levi (1930), Italy, period 1960–1970, signed, original edition, framed, 70 cm high by 60 cm wide, in good condition.

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Description from the seller

Oil on canvas by Umberto Levi (1930) depicting a snowy rural view, dominated by an old rustic farmhouse with a ladder-like stairs and hay on the landing. The scene, characterized by sober colors and a silent atmosphere, measures 40 x 50 cm and is completed by a gilded frame 60 x 70 cm with a passe-partout.

Good overall conservation condition, slight defects as shown in the photo.

The painting has not been restored or retouched at any point.

The painting will be shipped without glass (if present) for safety reasons, but it is possible to request to keep it; in this case the seller does not assume responsibility for any damage caused by possible breakage during transport.

The painting will be shipped insured, with professional packaging and tracked shipping.
We invite bidders to carefully study the photographs, as they are an integral part of the description; the work viewed in the images will be the same that will be delivered to your home!

The painting will be shipped insured, with professional packaging and tracked shipping.
We invite bidders to carefully study the photographs, as they are an integral part of the description; the work viewed in the images will be the same that will be delivered to your home!

Seller's Story

Sale of valuable antiques and vintage items of any kind. Follow my auctions to stay updated on new lots! Attention! Paintings and prints are shipped without glass for reasons of fragility.
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Oil on canvas by Umberto Levi (1930) depicting a snowy rural view, dominated by an old rustic farmhouse with a ladder-like stairs and hay on the landing. The scene, characterized by sober colors and a silent atmosphere, measures 40 x 50 cm and is completed by a gilded frame 60 x 70 cm with a passe-partout.

Good overall conservation condition, slight defects as shown in the photo.

The painting has not been restored or retouched at any point.

The painting will be shipped without glass (if present) for safety reasons, but it is possible to request to keep it; in this case the seller does not assume responsibility for any damage caused by possible breakage during transport.

The painting will be shipped insured, with professional packaging and tracked shipping.
We invite bidders to carefully study the photographs, as they are an integral part of the description; the work viewed in the images will be the same that will be delivered to your home!

The painting will be shipped insured, with professional packaging and tracked shipping.
We invite bidders to carefully study the photographs, as they are an integral part of the description; the work viewed in the images will be the same that will be delivered to your home!

Seller's Story

Sale of valuable antiques and vintage items of any kind. Follow my auctions to stay updated on new lots! Attention! Paintings and prints are shipped without glass for reasons of fragility.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Umberto Levi (1930)
Title of artwork
Nevicata
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
70 cm
Width
60 cm
Period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
3223
Objects sold
100%
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