Giovanni Faliero (1960) - Napoli "Piazza Garibaldi "






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Napoli “Piazza Garibaldi” is an oil on panel landscape painting by Giovanni Faliero (born 1960), 40 × 48 cm, framed in a period Baroque frame, original edition from the 1990s, Italy, signed and in good condition, sold with frame by owner or dealer.
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Giovanni Faliero "Piazza G. Garibaldi" Naples.
oil on panel 33x25 accompanied by a 48x40 gilded Baroque-era frame Giovanni Faliero 'Neapolitan School' Size of the painting alone: Oil 32x24. Piazza Garibaldi (Naples) accompanied by a prestigious gilded Baroque frame from the period..
Giovanni Faliero (Naples, 1960) is a contemporary Italian painter.
He is best known for his connection to the Neapolitan School, of which he reinterprets classic and landscape themes with a modern sensibility.
Main features:
Style and Themes: His work often includes views of Neapolitan seascapes, rural farmhouses, and human figures placed in everyday contexts, such as "The Girl with the Vase" (a work from the 1990s).
Technique: He predominantly uses oil painting on panel or canvas, characterized by a careful use of shading and color to create warm and vibrant atmospheres.
Market and Valuations: His works regularly appear at art auctions and on collecting platforms, with accessible prices for the Italian contemporary art market.
Giovanni Faliero "Piazza G. Garibaldi" Naples.
oil on panel 33x25 accompanied by a 48x40 gilded Baroque-era frame Giovanni Faliero 'Neapolitan School' Size of the painting alone: Oil 32x24. Piazza Garibaldi (Naples) accompanied by a prestigious gilded Baroque frame from the period..
Giovanni Faliero (Naples, 1960) is a contemporary Italian painter.
He is best known for his connection to the Neapolitan School, of which he reinterprets classic and landscape themes with a modern sensibility.
Main features:
Style and Themes: His work often includes views of Neapolitan seascapes, rural farmhouses, and human figures placed in everyday contexts, such as "The Girl with the Vase" (a work from the 1990s).
Technique: He predominantly uses oil painting on panel or canvas, characterized by a careful use of shading and color to create warm and vibrant atmospheres.
Market and Valuations: His works regularly appear at art auctions and on collecting platforms, with accessible prices for the Italian contemporary art market.
