Augusto Colombo (1902-1969), attribuito a - Colonne di San Lorenzo

This oil on panel painting depicts the famous Columns of San Lorenzo in Milan, an evocative complex of Roman ruins that rises majestically in the heart of the city.
Made by the Milanese painter Colombo Augusto.
The painting depicts the long and imposing row of sixteen Corinthian columns that extend deeply on the right, outlining a pronounced perspective. On the left side of the painting, the Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore is glimpsed, with its more complex structures, including the arches and what appears to be one of its towers or bell towers.
The painting evokes a sense of history and permanence, showing one of the most iconic and ancient symbols of Milan, set within the dynamic context of city life.
Hand-signed by the painter as in the photo.

Table size: 42x30 cm
Frame: 53x41 cm

The painting was purchased from a private collector and has not been restored or retouched in any way.

The painting will be shipped without glass for safety reasons, but it is possible to request that it be kept; in this case, the seller does not assume responsibility for any damages caused by possible breakage during transport.

The painting will be shipped insured, with professional packaging and traced shipping.
Bidders are invited to carefully observe the photographs, as they are an integral part of the description. The artwork seen in the images will be the same as the one delivered to your home!