Vincent (XXI) - Casa toscana con bouganville





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Oil painting on canvas by Vincent (XXI), titled Casa toscana con bouganville, in Neoimpressionism, 80×100 cm, dated 2026, original edition, hand-signed, produced in Italy and sold directly by the artist.
Description from the seller
This oil painting on canvas depicts an old half-open door of a Tuscan house.
The sun shines through the branches of the bougainvillea, creating a beautiful play of shadow and light on the door and the floor.
The painting is made with oil colors, applied generously to create relief both in the flowers and in the wall and the wood of the door, which appear weathered by time.
Despite the classical subject matter, thanks to the XL size (the canvas measures 80x100 cm), this painting also suits contemporary spaces very well.
The canvas is shipped rolled up in a tube without a frame, complete with authenticity.
We do not ship outside the EU; orders outside the EU will be cancelled!
Vincent loves painting large canvases with strong color contrasts and enjoys the relief effects he achieves using a palette knife.
Seller's Story
This oil painting on canvas depicts an old half-open door of a Tuscan house.
The sun shines through the branches of the bougainvillea, creating a beautiful play of shadow and light on the door and the floor.
The painting is made with oil colors, applied generously to create relief both in the flowers and in the wall and the wood of the door, which appear weathered by time.
Despite the classical subject matter, thanks to the XL size (the canvas measures 80x100 cm), this painting also suits contemporary spaces very well.
The canvas is shipped rolled up in a tube without a frame, complete with authenticity.
We do not ship outside the EU; orders outside the EU will be cancelled!
Vincent loves painting large canvases with strong color contrasts and enjoys the relief effects he achieves using a palette knife.

