Giuseppe Mucci (1966) - Vesuvius

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Giuseppe Mucci’s signed original acrylic painting “Vesuvius” (2006) depicts a colourful volcanic landscape in a contemporary style.

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Suggestive original vertical-format painting created in 2006 by Master Giuseppe Mucci, entitled "Vesuvius".

The work reinterprets in a contemporary and pop-symbolist key the iconic silhouette of Vesuvius and Mount Somma facing the Gulf. The composition is punctuated in the background by horizontal color bands with strong visual impact: at the base the deep shades of marine blue reflect the volcanic profile, while upward the sky lights up in a geometric progression of yellows, oranges, reds and earthy browns.

From the crater rises a powerful central eruptive column, characterized by a dynamic and tactile painting technique: relief drips and fluid color intertwinings in tones of bright red, orange, yellow, blue and white create a fascinating three-dimensional effect that contrasts with the flat handling of the background. Sinous gray-blue lines wrap the central plume giving vertical thrust and movement to the entire scene.

Details of authenticity and conservation status:

Front: Signed at bottom right "G. Mucci".

Back: Hand-titled at the top ("- VESUVIUS -") with large central autograph signature. At bottom right there is the official stamp "OPERA ESEGUITA DAL MAESTRO GIUSEPPE MUCCI" with further autograph and execution date "04/06/06".

Condition: The painting presents an excellent conservational state, on original wooden frame equipped with hanger/thread on the back, ready for wall display.

Suggestive original vertical-format painting created in 2006 by Master Giuseppe Mucci, entitled "Vesuvius".

The work reinterprets in a contemporary and pop-symbolist key the iconic silhouette of Vesuvius and Mount Somma facing the Gulf. The composition is punctuated in the background by horizontal color bands with strong visual impact: at the base the deep shades of marine blue reflect the volcanic profile, while upward the sky lights up in a geometric progression of yellows, oranges, reds and earthy browns.

From the crater rises a powerful central eruptive column, characterized by a dynamic and tactile painting technique: relief drips and fluid color intertwinings in tones of bright red, orange, yellow, blue and white create a fascinating three-dimensional effect that contrasts with the flat handling of the background. Sinous gray-blue lines wrap the central plume giving vertical thrust and movement to the entire scene.

Details of authenticity and conservation status:

Front: Signed at bottom right "G. Mucci".

Back: Hand-titled at the top ("- VESUVIUS -") with large central autograph signature. At bottom right there is the official stamp "OPERA ESEGUITA DAL MAESTRO GIUSEPPE MUCCI" with further autograph and execution date "04/06/06".

Condition: The painting presents an excellent conservational state, on original wooden frame equipped with hanger/thread on the back, ready for wall display.

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Edition
Original
Artist
Giuseppe Mucci (1966)
Title of artwork
Vesuvius
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2006
Colour
Blue, Multicolour, Orange, Purple, Red, Yellow
Condition
Good condition
Height
120.5 cm
Width
60 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Contemporary
Period
2000-2010
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