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Antonio Sciacca (1957)

Italian school (XVIII)

Francioni Mastromarino (1978)

Italian school (XVII)

Giuseppe Amadio (1944)

Jiri Kolar (1914-2002)

Jorrit Tornquist (1938)

Mark Kostabi (1960)

Ugo Nespolo (1941)

Arnaldo Pomodoro (1926)

Mario Nigro (1917-1992)

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Turchi, Alessandro (1578-1640), - After.
"Venus and Adonis"

Venus, the goddess of love, falls obsessively in love with the mortal youth Adonis. She warns him of the dangers of wild beasts, but he ignores her pleas to pursue a boar. The boar ultimately kills Adonis, leaving Venus

Oil painting - Not signed

Turchi Alessandro (1578-1640), After - Venus and Adonis

ARTIST.
Jacob van der Kerckhoven (born in Antwerp around 1636-1637 and died in Venice after 1712), also known in Italy by the pseudonym Giacomo da Castello, was a celebrated Flemish painter.

His training began in his hometown, where between 1649 and 1650 he was recorded at the

Jacob van der Kerckhoven (circa 1636 - 1712) - Natura Morta con Pescagione, Verza e Lamponi

The painting shown in the image is an architectural caprice, a pictorial genre characterized by the fantastic combination of real and imaginary buildings, ruins, and human figures. The work bears a label and is attributed to Giuseppe Galli Bibiena (Bologna 1657–1743), a famous

Giuseppe Galli Bibiena (1657-1743), Attributed to - Capriccio architettonico - XL format

What could Mattioli conjure with a pencil, a crayon, and a bit of tar…
A stunning work, where the lavender shines, almost suspended like a pink cloud.
Perhaps it began as preparatory work for a grand painting: there are his writings (beautiful!) that indicate the colors of the

Mixed media - Hand signed - 1980

Carlo Mattioli (1911 - 1994) - Campo Di Lavanda

Italian School late XVII century / oil on canvas.
Circle of Carlo Cignani (Bologna, 15 May 1628 – Forlì, 6 September 1719) Circle of 

“San Giovanni Evangelista with symbols of the Passion”

The painting depicts Saint John the Evangelist as a young man.
Iconographic elements

Oil painting - Not signed - 1680

Carlo Cignani (1628-1719), Ambito di - San Giovanni Evangelista con simboli della Passione

Oil painting on canvas from a collection.

Hand-signed by the contemporary artist Mauro Seltri and with a double gallery stamp.

Title: Shipwreck of Silence.
Measurements: 70x70 cm.
Year: 2026.
Mauro Seltri is a contemporary figurative painter who tells the power of nature and

Oil painting - Hand signed - 2026

Mauro Seltri (1959) - Naufragio del silenzio

Saint martyr, 17th century, oil painting.
Unsigned work, on the back there are indications, attributed to Francesco Stringa (1635/1709)
Measurements: 36 x 45 cm.
Frame not contemporaneous, dimensions 52.5 x 61.5 x 4.5 cm.
The painting has been relined and restretched over the

Francesco Stringa (1635-1709), Attributed to - Santa Martire

- Oil on canvas. Original canvas. Rectangular format with lobed corners that give the painting a sumptuous architectural feel.

- The proliferation of allegorical engravings about the four continents during the Enlightenment was not a mere exercise in artistic taxonomy, but the

Roman School (XVIII) - The Four Parts of the World: An Allegory of America

CAROL RAMA, Untitled, 2001, mixed media on cardboard, dimensions 35 x 46 cm, 48 x 58 x 4 cm, weight 2.10 kg. Artwork archived by the Carol Rama Archive under No. 0775. Front: signature, year in the upper right. Framed artwork.

Mixed media - Hand signed

Carol Rama (1918-2015) - Senza titolo

Vincenzo Scala. (Naples, 1860 - 1898) Patron saint festival. dimensions with frame 130x75 cm.
provenance private collection.
(. The frame visible in the photo is included as a courtesy and does not constitute an integral part of the work. Any damage to the frame will not be valid

Oil painting - Hand signed

Vincenzo Scala (1860-1898) - Festa patronale

Francioni & Mastromarino – “We Should All Be Feminists”
Original sculpture in geomalta, acrylic and rice husk ash.
During their career Francioni Mastromarino have participated in prestigious international exhibitions, including:

“Motives of the Soul” in Pontedera.
“Looking for

Francioni Mastromarino (1978) - Sculpture, We should all be feminists (33X40X70 cm) - 70 cm - Geomalta, acrylic, and rice husk. - 2024

Fausto Zonaro is a famous painter who was born in Masi in 1854 and died in Sanremo in 1929; he attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome and then moved his activity to Venice and Naples. He later goes to Constantinople where he becomes the court painter; at this period he is

Fausto Zonaro (1854-1929) - Costantinopoli

Federico Andreotti (Florence, March 6, 1847 – Florence, October 30, 1930)
Lovers. dimensions with its original frame 80x58.
Provenance: private collection.
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Federico Andreotti (1847–1930) - Innamorati

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