Mario Illusi dit "Millus" (1925-1992) - Huile, Marina di Livorno

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Oil painting titled Huile, Marina di Livorno, dating from 1970–1980, Italy, sold with a frame.

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Description from the seller

Artist: Mario ILLUSI, known as 'Millus' (1925–1992). Italian artist of the Gruppo Labronico (Livorno School).
Subject: Marine landscape depicting the rocky coastline of Livorno (Scogliera di Romito / Antignano).
Technique: Oil on Isorel panel (masonite).
Dating: Circa 1970 – 1980.
Signature: Signed Millus in red at the bottom right.
Dimensions: Painting 30x34 cm | With frame 47x50 cm.
Condition: The painting is in perfect condition. The original gilded wooden frame with a mat is in satisfactory condition.

Artist: Mario ILLUSI, called "Millus" (1925–1992). Tuscan painter connected to the post-Maccchiaioli tradition and to the Gruppo Labronico.
Subject: Seascape depicting the Livorno cliff (scogliera di Livorno).
Technique: Oil on masonite / faesite.
Dating: Circa 1970 – 1980.
Signature: Signed in red Millus at bottom right.
Dimensions: Painting 30x34 cm; With frame 47 x 50 cm.
Condition: The painting is in perfect condition. The original frame in gilded wood with passe-partout is in satisfactory condition.

Artist: Mario ILLUSI, known as "Millus" (1925–1992). Italian painter from the Labronica School (Livorno post-impressionist tradition).
Subject: Coastal seascape portraying the rocky shores of Livorno, Tuscany.
Medium: Oil on masonite panel.
Period / Date: Circa 1970 – 1980.
Signature: Signed Millus in red on the bottom right.
Dimensions: Painting 30x34 cm With frame 47x50 cm.
Condition: The painting itself is in perfect condition. The original gilt wooden frame with fabric liner is in satisfactory condition.

Artist: Mario ILLUSI, known as 'Millus' (1925–1992). Italian artist of the Gruppo Labronico (Livorno School).
Subject: Marine landscape depicting the rocky coastline of Livorno (Scogliera di Romito / Antignano).
Technique: Oil on Isorel panel (masonite).
Dating: Circa 1970 – 1980.
Signature: Signed Millus in red at the bottom right.
Dimensions: Painting 30x34 cm | With frame 47x50 cm.
Condition: The painting is in perfect condition. The original gilded wooden frame with a mat is in satisfactory condition.

Artist: Mario ILLUSI, called "Millus" (1925–1992). Tuscan painter connected to the post-Maccchiaioli tradition and to the Gruppo Labronico.
Subject: Seascape depicting the Livorno cliff (scogliera di Livorno).
Technique: Oil on masonite / faesite.
Dating: Circa 1970 – 1980.
Signature: Signed in red Millus at bottom right.
Dimensions: Painting 30x34 cm; With frame 47 x 50 cm.
Condition: The painting is in perfect condition. The original frame in gilded wood with passe-partout is in satisfactory condition.

Artist: Mario ILLUSI, known as "Millus" (1925–1992). Italian painter from the Labronica School (Livorno post-impressionist tradition).
Subject: Coastal seascape portraying the rocky shores of Livorno, Tuscany.
Medium: Oil on masonite panel.
Period / Date: Circa 1970 – 1980.
Signature: Signed Millus in red on the bottom right.
Dimensions: Painting 30x34 cm With frame 47x50 cm.
Condition: The painting itself is in perfect condition. The original gilt wooden frame with fabric liner is in satisfactory condition.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Mario Illusi dit "Millus" (1925-1992)
Title of artwork
Huile, Marina di Livorno
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1970
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
34 cm
Width
30 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Classical
Period
1970-1980
FranceVerified
127
Objects sold
100%
Private

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