Scuola napoletana (XIX) - Paesaggio

The painting is an oil on canvas depicting a pastoral scene with various human figures. The artwork features a style typical of 19th-century landscape painting, with particular attention to naturalistic details and daily activities. Its style places it within Italian landscape painting, which from the 1820s to 1860s was heavily influenced by the Neapolitan School. The piece depicts an idyllic rural or river scene, with human figures dressed in period clothing, lush trees, and a stone bridge. A character in the foreground is portrayed fishing in a river. An arched stone bridge crosses the river, with other figures visible near the bridge and on the bank.
No restoration needed. It has been cleaned and polished.
Measurements: height 46cm; width 60cm.