Barbara Bartolomei - Soglia di luce

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Barbara Bartolomei’s original oil-on-canvas painting *Soglia di luce* (2026), measuring 100 × 80 cm, is hand-signed and depicts the female nude in a contemporary composition.

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Description from the seller

Title: Light Threshold
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 100 x 80 cm
Year: 2026
Authenticity: Signed by the artist and certificate of authenticity included.

Description of the work:
The work explores the female nude as an archetypal and generative figure, set in a suspended space between architecture and memory. Created with an essential yet vibrant two-tone palette in the tones of cinnabar red and gold yellow, the composition plays on the tension between the presence of the body and the geometric structure in the background. A contemporary conceptual figurative research, characterized by a strong expressive force.
The canvas is unstretched and will be sold rolled with sturdy packaging.

Barbara Bartolomei is a painter, painting and drawing teacher who trained at the Sacred Art School and at the Florence Academy of Fine Arts. Her artistic research moves between mastery of traditional techniques and a conceptual investigation into visual perception and the philosophy of the image. Through a figurative language, her works explore the fine line between tangible reality and the inner dimension. She sells works across Europe and outside the EU, painting both on commission and for auctions and private collectors. The paintings are finished with a final protective varnish. The materials used are non-toxic.
NOTE: Oil painting on canvas. Sold unframed: the frame visible in the environment rendering was inserted for purely illustrative purposes.

Title: Light Threshold
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 100 x 80 cm
Year: 2026
Authenticity: Signed by the artist and certificate of authenticity included.

Description of the work:
The work explores the female nude as an archetypal and generative figure, set in a suspended space between architecture and memory. Created with an essential yet vibrant two-tone palette in the tones of cinnabar red and gold yellow, the composition plays on the tension between the presence of the body and the geometric structure in the background. A contemporary conceptual figurative research, characterized by a strong expressive force.
The canvas is unstretched and will be sold rolled with sturdy packaging.

Barbara Bartolomei is a painter, painting and drawing teacher who trained at the Sacred Art School and at the Florence Academy of Fine Arts. Her artistic research moves between mastery of traditional techniques and a conceptual investigation into visual perception and the philosophy of the image. Through a figurative language, her works explore the fine line between tangible reality and the inner dimension. She sells works across Europe and outside the EU, painting both on commission and for auctions and private collectors. The paintings are finished with a final protective varnish. The materials used are non-toxic.
NOTE: Oil painting on canvas. Sold unframed: the frame visible in the environment rendering was inserted for purely illustrative purposes.

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Barbara Bartolomei
Title of artwork
Soglia di luce
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Colour
Yellow
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
100 cm
Width
80 cm
Depiction/theme
Nude
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
ItalyVerified
61
Objects sold
100%
Private

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