Augusto Alvini (1903-1992) - Natura morta con brocca e frutta, 1964

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Master in early Renaissance Italian painting with internship at Sotheby’s and 15 years' experience.

Estimate  € 350 - € 400
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Augusto Alvini’s 1964 still life, *Natura morta con brocca e frutta*, is an original oil painting from Italy, sold with a frame.

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Original oil painting on panel/board by the Milanese painter Augusto Alvini (Member of the International Association of Professional Artists and Academician), dated 1964.

The Work:
The piece depicts a rich still life with a painted ceramic jug, a green glass vase, and autumn fruit. It is distinguished by a textural and vibrant brushwork, typical of Italian 20th-century painting.

Technical data and Dimensions:
Author: Augusto Alvini
Technique: Oil on panel/wood panel
Era: 1964
Dimensions of the work: 50 x 40 cm
Total dimensions with frame: 80 x 71 cm
Signatures, Authenticity and Exhibitions (back):
Signed and dated by the artist at the bottom right: "A. Alvini 1964".
On the reverse titled, located and hand-counter-signed: "Milan - Via Quintino Sella 4 - Augusto Alvini - Natura Morta".
Original historical label of the international painting exhibition "Europa 70", where the painting was exhibited with the inscription "Fuori concorso" (Out of competition).
Original historical business card of the artist affixed to the support.
Frame and Condition:
The painting is in excellent condition, with a solid and well-preserved color impasto. It is housed in a sumptuous period frame in carved wood with gilded vegetal motifs and a light mat (80 x 71 cm), of great decorative value.

Tracked shipping and rigid, maximum-security shockproof packaging made to measure.

Original oil painting on panel/board by the Milanese painter Augusto Alvini (Member of the International Association of Professional Artists and Academician), dated 1964.

The Work:
The piece depicts a rich still life with a painted ceramic jug, a green glass vase, and autumn fruit. It is distinguished by a textural and vibrant brushwork, typical of Italian 20th-century painting.

Technical data and Dimensions:
Author: Augusto Alvini
Technique: Oil on panel/wood panel
Era: 1964
Dimensions of the work: 50 x 40 cm
Total dimensions with frame: 80 x 71 cm
Signatures, Authenticity and Exhibitions (back):
Signed and dated by the artist at the bottom right: "A. Alvini 1964".
On the reverse titled, located and hand-counter-signed: "Milan - Via Quintino Sella 4 - Augusto Alvini - Natura Morta".
Original historical label of the international painting exhibition "Europa 70", where the painting was exhibited with the inscription "Fuori concorso" (Out of competition).
Original historical business card of the artist affixed to the support.
Frame and Condition:
The painting is in excellent condition, with a solid and well-preserved color impasto. It is housed in a sumptuous period frame in carved wood with gilded vegetal motifs and a light mat (80 x 71 cm), of great decorative value.

Tracked shipping and rigid, maximum-security shockproof packaging made to measure.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Augusto Alvini (1903-1992)
Title of artwork
Natura morta con brocca e frutta, 1964
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed, Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
40 cm
Width
50 cm
Weight
5 g
Depiction/theme
Still life
Style
Post-Impressionism
Period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
Private

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