Giovanni Santaniello (1967) - San Gennaro e Pulcinella
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Oil painting on canvas titled 'San Gennaro e Pulcinella' by Giovanni Santaniello
This work represents an iconic theme of Neapolitan culture, uniting the sacred figure of San Gennaro, patron saint of Naples, with Pulcinella, the traditional mask of Neapolitan commedia dell'arte.
Giovanni Santaniello is known for works that celebrate the traditions, rites, and symbols of Neapolitan culture, reinterpreting them with a vibrant, colorful contemporary style.
The painting captures the essence of popular Neapolitan devotion mixed with the irony and theatricality typical of the local tradition.
This type of work attracts collectors of Neapolitan contemporary art, enthusiasts of Neapolitan culture and popular religious traditions, and buyers seeking pieces with strong territorial identity and narrative content.
The painting has particular appeal for those who appreciate modern figurative art that celebrates Neapolitan cultural roots, combining sacred and profane in an expressive synthesis that reflects the soul of the city of Naples.
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Welcome to our profile. We are antique enthusiasts with a deep passion for art, history, and the charm of the past, cultivated through years of research and dedication. On Catawiki we offer a careful and curated selection of antiques: from period furniture to refined objets d'art, up to paintings and sculptures of quality.
Our goal is to offer collectors and lovers of beauty authentic pieces, selected rigorously for their quality, rarity, and condition. We guarantee maximum transparency in descriptions, detailed photographs, and secure and professional packaging, so that these wonders of the past can reach your homes intact to continue their story.
Translated by Google TranslateOil painting on canvas titled 'San Gennaro e Pulcinella' by Giovanni Santaniello
This work represents an iconic theme of Neapolitan culture, uniting the sacred figure of San Gennaro, patron saint of Naples, with Pulcinella, the traditional mask of Neapolitan commedia dell'arte.
Giovanni Santaniello is known for works that celebrate the traditions, rites, and symbols of Neapolitan culture, reinterpreting them with a vibrant, colorful contemporary style.
The painting captures the essence of popular Neapolitan devotion mixed with the irony and theatricality typical of the local tradition.
This type of work attracts collectors of Neapolitan contemporary art, enthusiasts of Neapolitan culture and popular religious traditions, and buyers seeking pieces with strong territorial identity and narrative content.
The painting has particular appeal for those who appreciate modern figurative art that celebrates Neapolitan cultural roots, combining sacred and profane in an expressive synthesis that reflects the soul of the city of Naples.
Seller's Story
Welcome to our profile. We are antique enthusiasts with a deep passion for art, history, and the charm of the past, cultivated through years of research and dedication. On Catawiki we offer a careful and curated selection of antiques: from period furniture to refined objets d'art, up to paintings and sculptures of quality.
Our goal is to offer collectors and lovers of beauty authentic pieces, selected rigorously for their quality, rarity, and condition. We guarantee maximum transparency in descriptions, detailed photographs, and secure and professional packaging, so that these wonders of the past can reach your homes intact to continue their story.
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Edition
Original
Artist
Giovanni Santaniello (1967)
Title of artwork
San Gennaro e Pulcinella
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
100 cm
Width
150 cm
Weight
3 kg
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
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