Luigi Basile (1950) - Imponente Marina Napoletana con Pescatori e Velieri - XL

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Imponente Marina Napoletana con Pescatori e Velieri - XL, oil on canvas, Italy, 1960–1970, sold with frame.

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Splendid and imposing oil painting on canvas depicting a suggestive view of a coastal sea, of the Neapolitan school, by the master Luigi Basile.
The work, of notable dimensions (70x100 cm), stands out for a scenographic and luminous composition with great visual impact: in the foreground we find typical wooden boats with fishermen at work, while in the background tall cliffs, perched villages and light sailing ships crossing serene waters under a clear sky.
The color palette ranges from the warm tones of the rocks to the emerald green of the sea, highlighting the artist's mastery in capturing the reflections of light on the water and the typical Mediterranean atmospheres.

Technical Specifications
Artist: Luigi Basile (signed bottom left)
Subject: Coastal sea view with fishing boats and a sailing vessel in the background
Technique: Oil on canvas
Era: Second half of the 20th century (circa 70s/80s)
Dimensions of the Artwork (Canvas): 70 x 100 cm
Total Dimensions with Frame: 82 x 112 cm
Frame Thickness: 4 cm

Frame: Carved wood with a gilded, braided (#torciglione) finish
Conditions: Excellent overall condition of the painting surface and the canvas. The period frame is in excellent condition with minimal and natural signs of aging.

The work is enriched by a rich and elegant gilded wooden frame, provided as a courtesy with the canvas. This is a piece of art, perfect both for collectors and to enhance prestigious interiors.

Splendid and imposing oil painting on canvas depicting a suggestive view of a coastal sea, of the Neapolitan school, by the master Luigi Basile.
The work, of notable dimensions (70x100 cm), stands out for a scenographic and luminous composition with great visual impact: in the foreground we find typical wooden boats with fishermen at work, while in the background tall cliffs, perched villages and light sailing ships crossing serene waters under a clear sky.
The color palette ranges from the warm tones of the rocks to the emerald green of the sea, highlighting the artist's mastery in capturing the reflections of light on the water and the typical Mediterranean atmospheres.

Technical Specifications
Artist: Luigi Basile (signed bottom left)
Subject: Coastal sea view with fishing boats and a sailing vessel in the background
Technique: Oil on canvas
Era: Second half of the 20th century (circa 70s/80s)
Dimensions of the Artwork (Canvas): 70 x 100 cm
Total Dimensions with Frame: 82 x 112 cm
Frame Thickness: 4 cm

Frame: Carved wood with a gilded, braided (#torciglione) finish
Conditions: Excellent overall condition of the painting surface and the canvas. The period frame is in excellent condition with minimal and natural signs of aging.

The work is enriched by a rich and elegant gilded wooden frame, provided as a courtesy with the canvas. This is a piece of art, perfect both for collectors and to enhance prestigious interiors.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Luigi Basile (1950)
Title of artwork
Imponente Marina Napoletana con Pescatori e Velieri - XL
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
82 cm
Width
112 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Classical
Period
1960-1970
Sold by
ItalyVerified
88
Objects sold
100%
Private

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