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Renzo Cordiviola
Was born in Parma in 1910 and he died in Genoa in 2000. Moving to Genoa in 1912, he became a loving and passionate son and cantor of this city, as can be seen in the note below, dedicated to him by Angelo Valcarenghi. He mainly trained as a self-taught artist, although he did attend some private classes.
In 1928 he began working in the Monguzzi engraving and chalcography workshop, where he remained for 5 years. This experience left a profound mark on his artistic education, as can be seen from his works, not only from the various and interesting graphic ones, but also from his paintings. However, he abandoned that profession to devote himself to painting, using various techniques, mainly oil and tempera, but also watercolour and inks. This painter became very dear to the inhabitants of Genoa, both for the themes he dealt with and for his histrionic, almost theatrical personality. From the 1960s onwards he gained popularity and commercial success hardly found in other painters, especially in those who like him (a condition that characterizes most Ligurian artists) were not helped by art dealers but used to promote themselves only through their works, their charisma and with direct conversing with their audience. Cordiviola lived, albeit for a short time, in Paris and from this experience he drew inspiration for many of his works.

Óleo sobre lienzo - Firmado a mano - 1952

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Ron, coñac y bebidas destiladas

Precio de reserva

Sin precio de reserva

Fecha final 

20 septiembre

Presupuesto

Ubicación

Japón

Francia

Polonia

Bélgica

Italia

Malta

Países Bajos

Marca

Rémy Martin

Martell

Hennessy

Delamain

Objeto

Coñac

Armañac

País de origen

Grande Champagne

Fine Champagne

Mezcla (varias regiones)

Tamaño de la botella

70 cl

50 ml

35 cl

700 ml

3 litros

Período

Década de 1970

Década de 1980

2000s

Década de 1990

Década de los 2000

Lista de porcentaje de alcohol

Armañac - 40%

Baron de Lustrac 1893 - Vintage Armagnac - Millésimes et Tradition   - b. 2008  - 70 cl

Coñac - 40%

Delamain 1988 - Grande Champagne Millésime - Bouteville   - b. 2019  - 70 cl

Rémy Martin - miniature Louis XIII  - b. Década de 1990, 2000s - 50 ml

Hennessy - VS Nigeria 50th Anniversary of Independence   - b. 2010  - 70 cl

Rémy Martin - Louis XIII - Baccarat Crystal  - b. Década de 1970 - 70 cl

Rémy Martin - Louis XIII Baccarat Crystal  - b. Década de 1970 - 70 cl

Rémy Martin - Louis XIII - Baccarat Crystal Set  - b. Década de 1970 - 70 cl

Rémy Martin - Louis XIII - Baccarat Crystal Set  - b. principios de los años ochenta. - 700 ml

Rémy Martin - Louis XIII - Baccarat Crystal Set  - b. Década de 1980 - 70 cl

Rémy Martin - Louis XIII Baccarat Crystal Set  - b. Década de 1980 - 70 cl

Saint Christeau 1951 - Armagnac Millésime   - b. 2004  - 70 cl

Coñac - 43%

Martell - Extra Carafe Cohiba  - 70 cl

Cognac Leyrat - Héritage Tres Vieux Cognac  - b. Década de los 2000 - 70 cl

Rémy Martin - half bottle - 300th Anniversary Coupe – Grande Champagne   - b. 2024  - 35 cl

Rémy Martin - jéroboam - XO  - b. 2000s, Década de los 2000 - 3 litros

Rémy Martin - Louis XIII - Baccarat Crystal Set  - b. Década de 1990 - 70 cl

Rémy Martin - Louis XIII Baccarat Crystal Set   - b. 2011  - 70 cl

Chartreuse

Coñac y Armañac

Exclusive Cognac & Armagnac

Exclusive Rum

Licores y bebidas espirituosas de calidad

Ron, coñac y bebidas destiladas

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