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Beautiful small painting by Giuseppe Sauli d'Igliano (1840-1908). The artist was born in Turin from a family of Genoese origin. His technique, used with skill, makes the details of the landscape three-dimensional. Period: Second half of the 19th century Measurements: In frame H 40.5 x L 50.5 cm / Tablet H 20 x L 30 cm
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Painting signed and dated on the lower right by the artist Edoardo De Lucia, born in Milan in 1938, who is a modern figurative. He paints the peasant world and the humble with great sensitivity, scenes of everyday life immersed in landscapes, the line is clear, the colors are soft on the backgrounds and bright for the figures. In excellent condition. With authentic. Period: 1990 Measurements: In frame H 86 x L 108 cm / Canvas H 68 x L 90 cm
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Work by Gianni Bertini (Pisa 1922 - Caen 2010). Italian artist active in the field of painting, graphics and visual poetry. He was the founder of Mec-Art. The work is a plastic fusion and is part of the Antologica collection. Dated 16 November 1966 and signed by the artist on the back. It also bears the inscription "1st status". In perfect condition. Period: November 16, 1966 Measurements: H 80.5 x L 53 cm
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Beautiful pastel on plywood in gilded frame from 1950 signed Roberto Carignani (Naples 1894 - 1975). Italian Painter. Signed and dated by the author in the lower left corner, it represents a scene in a Cashba - Orientalist subject. Very good condition. Period: 1950 Measurements: In frame H 52 x W 72.5 cm / Canvas H 32 x W 52 cm
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"Pastorello", oil on plywood by Arnolfo Sella (1879-1970). The artist was a Piedmontese painter active during the nineteenth century. The painting is dated "2 October '61" and signed on the lower right by the author. Very good condition. Period: 02 October 1961 Measurements: In frame H 46.5 x L 56 cm / Tablet H 30 x L 40 cm
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Watercolor drawing by Quinto Cenni (1845-1917) dating back to the end of the 19th century. Born in Imola on 20 March 1845, from an early age he developed an innate passion for drawing which he developed by portraying military figurines observed on the dusty roads of the country, then traveled by pontifical and Austrian soldiers, then by Piedmontese. His spirit of observation captured every distinctive element of the uniform and when he didn't see them personally, he made them describe them and then draw them. The untimely death of his father seemed to interrupt his school career at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna. A municipal subsidy first came to his aid then nothing more until 1867. After the death of his mother, who had remained his only supporter, he then decided to move to Milan. Here he obtained various positions as illustrator of magazines, continuing in the portraiture of events and men. From 1887 he became director of the "Italian Military Illustration" collecting great affirmations in Italy and abroad. His son Italo followed in his footsteps but with less success. Quinto Cenni died in 1917 in Carate Brianza. The artistic production of Quinto Cenni is today preserved in part by public institutions and in part by numerous private collectors scattered all over the world. 288 watercolors are conserved in the National Museum of Castél S. Angelo in Rome, of which 238 were donated by the Prime Minister Mussolini and 50 by the heirs of Cenni. At the Museo del Risorgimento in Milan 133 watercolors are preserved on the volunteers of the Risorgimento. Other smaller groups are located in the Pinacoteca civica di Imola. In addition to the artist's private archive, the Historical Office of the Army General Staff has (300 plates of his code) a collection of 2,500 sheets divided into various volumes, where Quinto and his son Italo after him collected notes and designs on uniforms, weapons and armies from all over the world and all eras. Recently, 50 watercolors by Quinto Cenni on the Duchy of Parma at the time of Maria Luigia, of which the existence was unknown, appeared on display in the Museum of New York. Period: Late 19th century Measurements: In frame H 36 x L 42 x P 6 / Paper H 18 x L 23 cm
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"Return from pasture" - Oil on canvas by Giuseppe Falchetti (1843-1918), signed and dated lower right G. Falchetti 1899 Born in Caluso (Aosta), June 18, 1843, died in Turin on November 6, 1918. He attended the study of the Camino for five years, simultaneously studying the Flemish works preserved at the Pinacoteca di Torino. He specialized in painting still lives, and was commissioned by the Italian government, for twenty-seven years in row, to reproduce the best products of national viticulture. Hundreds of copies of his works were made and spread all over the world. He also treated the gorgeous landscapes. He had exhibited a Still Life in Turin in 1898.
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"Portrait of an old woman" - Oil on panel by Filippo Omegna (1881-1948). Signed and dated on the lower right corner. Born in Turin on 11 March 1881, died in Montaldo di Mondovì on 1 September 1948. He was among the best pupils of Giacomo Grosso, from whom he was appointed while very young as teacher of nude and costume history at the Academy Albertina of Turin. Full Professor of Figure, in the same Academy, from 1932 until his death.