​P. Castaldo (XX) - Fichi d'India e uva

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P. Castaldo’s still life Fichi d'India e uva is an oil painting from 1976, from the 1970s, originating in Italy and sold with a frame.

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-Artist: P. Castaldo (XX secolo)
-Title of the work: Fichi d'India (with date 1976 on the back)
-Technique: Oil on canvas
-Estimated period: 1970s (1976)
-Canvas dimensions: 41 x 31 cm
-Dimensions with frame: 58 x 48 cm
-Signature: Signed by the artist on the lower right front and repeated on the back

Description of the work:
Fine still life in oil on canvas executed by the painter P. Castaldo, native of Somma Vesuviana. The work depicts a classical and Mediterranean composition: a bowl full of a cluster of dark grapes surrounded by ripe prickly pears, arranged on a surface with warm and enveloping tones.

The brushwork is thick and impasto, expression of the Neapolitan painting tradition of the twentieth century. On the back of the frame are the artist's autograph signature, the title of the work and the dating (976), as well as an interesting original vintage label that attests to his biography, training at the Institute of Art and the Naples Academy, and the critical feedback received during his career.

Conditions:
- Painting: In generally good condition.
- Frame: The work is sold complete with an elegant silvered frame with a fabric passe-partout, offered as a complimentary furnishing accessory. The frame shows slight signs of age but is in good aesthetic condition (total dimensions with frame: 58 x 48 cm).

Shipping and Packaging:
Professionally tracked shipping and careful packaging with anti-shock protective materials to ensure maximum safety during transport.

-Artist: P. Castaldo (XX secolo)
-Title of the work: Fichi d'India (with date 1976 on the back)
-Technique: Oil on canvas
-Estimated period: 1970s (1976)
-Canvas dimensions: 41 x 31 cm
-Dimensions with frame: 58 x 48 cm
-Signature: Signed by the artist on the lower right front and repeated on the back

Description of the work:
Fine still life in oil on canvas executed by the painter P. Castaldo, native of Somma Vesuviana. The work depicts a classical and Mediterranean composition: a bowl full of a cluster of dark grapes surrounded by ripe prickly pears, arranged on a surface with warm and enveloping tones.

The brushwork is thick and impasto, expression of the Neapolitan painting tradition of the twentieth century. On the back of the frame are the artist's autograph signature, the title of the work and the dating (976), as well as an interesting original vintage label that attests to his biography, training at the Institute of Art and the Naples Academy, and the critical feedback received during his career.

Conditions:
- Painting: In generally good condition.
- Frame: The work is sold complete with an elegant silvered frame with a fabric passe-partout, offered as a complimentary furnishing accessory. The frame shows slight signs of age but is in good aesthetic condition (total dimensions with frame: 58 x 48 cm).

Shipping and Packaging:
Professionally tracked shipping and careful packaging with anti-shock protective materials to ensure maximum safety during transport.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
​P. Castaldo (XX)
Title of artwork
Fichi d'India e uva
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1976
Condition
Good condition
Height
48 cm
Width
58 cm
Depiction/theme
Still life
Style
Post-Impressionism
Period
1970-1980
ItalyVerified
68
Objects sold
100%
Private

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