No. 108066687

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Attilio Toro (1892-1982) - Lying nude
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Attilio Toro (1892-1982) - Lying nude

Nice erotic painting with a lying nude was executed ca.in 1930-1940s by listed Italian painter Attilio TORO (1892-1982). He trained in his father's atelier, where he learned painting. His works are inspired by nineteenth-century painting, with a different stylistic language, which includes dense brushstrokes and brightness of tones. The favorite subjects of his paintings are portraits in the Mancini style and nudes characterized by strong sensitivity and extensive and simple landscapes. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples, a favorite pupil of Vincenzo Volpe, professor of painting. After graduating, due to his talent noticed and valued by the painter Carlo Siviero, director of the Neapolitan Academy, he was offered the position of assistant in the painting course. In 1940, he was awarded a prize by the Columbus Association for his canvases. In 1961, for the painting San Gregorio d'Alife, presented at the National Exhibition of Caserta, he was awarded a gold medal. A lot of his painting can be see on the following website: https://www.catherinelarosepoesiaearte.com/2022/12/attilio-toro-1892-1982.html. Inscription: signed lower right. Technique: oil on canvas, gallery black lacque wood frame. Measurements: unframed w 29 7/8" x h 19 2/3" (76 x 50 cm), framed w 31 1/2" x h 21 1/4" (80 x 54 cm ) Condition: in very good condition.

No. 108066687

No longer available
Attilio Toro (1892-1982) - Lying nude

Attilio Toro (1892-1982) - Lying nude

Nice erotic painting with a lying nude was executed ca.in 1930-1940s by listed Italian painter Attilio TORO (1892-1982).

He trained in his father's atelier, where he learned painting. His works are inspired by nineteenth-century painting, with a different stylistic language, which includes dense brushstrokes and brightness of tones. The favorite subjects of his paintings are portraits in the Mancini style and nudes characterized by strong sensitivity and extensive and simple landscapes.
He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples, a favorite pupil of Vincenzo Volpe, professor of painting. After graduating, due to his talent noticed and valued by the painter Carlo Siviero, director of the Neapolitan Academy, he was offered the position of assistant in the painting course.
In 1940, he was awarded a prize by the Columbus Association for his canvases. In 1961, for the painting San Gregorio d'Alife, presented at the National Exhibition of Caserta, he was awarded a gold medal.

A lot of his painting can be see on the following website: https://www.catherinelarosepoesiaearte.com/2022/12/attilio-toro-1892-1982.html.

Inscription: signed lower right.

Technique: oil on canvas, gallery black lacque wood frame.

Measurements: unframed w 29 7/8" x h 19 2/3" (76 x 50 cm), framed w 31 1/2" x h 21 1/4" (80 x 54 cm )

Condition: in very good condition.

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Marie Gebhardt
Expert
Estimate € 2,500 - € 3,000

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