Giuseppe Mucci (1966) - Trittico Studio Cromatico / Formato Totem

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Giuseppe Mucci (1966)'s signed original triptych, *Trittico Studio Cromatico / Formato Totem*, is a mixed-media and acrylic painting from 2007.

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Splendid and imposing triptych of original paintings by contemporary Neapolitan master Giuseppe Mucci (born 1966), dated May 2007.
The work consists of three large, elongated vertical canvases (totem format), intended to be displayed in sequence or as architectural furnishing elements.
Each panel is vertically divided into sections following a refined, graduated color scale: First canvas: Warm tones from luminous yellow to brown/ochre.
Second canvas: Vegetal gradations from acid green to forest green.
Third canvas: Cool shades from pale lilac to deep purple.
At the center of each section is a square “window,” painted with expressive, textured brushstrokes that evoke abstract glimpses of skies, seas, and informal landscapes.
Each panel casts a dark geometric shadow at the bottom right, creating an elegant trompe-l’œil effect of suspension and three-dimensionality against the flat background.
A work with great visual impact and strong contemporary design appeal.
Authenticity details:
On the back of each canvas are:
The official ink stamp: “WORK EXECUTED BY MASTER GIUSEPPE MUCCI.”
The artist’s autograph, accompanied by the date “05/07” (May 2007).
A second large autograph signature in the center of the canvas fabric on the stretcher.

N.B.: The first image has been slightly enhanced with the help of artificial intelligence for illustrative purposes. For a faithful representation of the work, please refer to the original photographs included in the lot.

Splendid and imposing triptych of original paintings by contemporary Neapolitan master Giuseppe Mucci (born 1966), dated May 2007.
The work consists of three large, elongated vertical canvases (totem format), intended to be displayed in sequence or as architectural furnishing elements.
Each panel is vertically divided into sections following a refined, graduated color scale: First canvas: Warm tones from luminous yellow to brown/ochre.
Second canvas: Vegetal gradations from acid green to forest green.
Third canvas: Cool shades from pale lilac to deep purple.
At the center of each section is a square “window,” painted with expressive, textured brushstrokes that evoke abstract glimpses of skies, seas, and informal landscapes.
Each panel casts a dark geometric shadow at the bottom right, creating an elegant trompe-l’œil effect of suspension and three-dimensionality against the flat background.
A work with great visual impact and strong contemporary design appeal.
Authenticity details:
On the back of each canvas are:
The official ink stamp: “WORK EXECUTED BY MASTER GIUSEPPE MUCCI.”
The artist’s autograph, accompanied by the date “05/07” (May 2007).
A second large autograph signature in the center of the canvas fabric on the stretcher.

N.B.: The first image has been slightly enhanced with the help of artificial intelligence for illustrative purposes. For a faithful representation of the work, please refer to the original photographs included in the lot.

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Edition
Original
Artist
Giuseppe Mucci (1966)
Title of artwork
Trittico Studio Cromatico / Formato Totem
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed media
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2007
Condition
Good condition
Height
150 cm
Width
30 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Contemporary
Period
2000-2010
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