Luigi Brunone (1944) - Chiesa di S. Maria del Faro a Marechiaro

Extraordinary oil painting on panel signed by master Luigi Brunone — a respected artist born in Vibo Valentia in 1944 and Neapolitan by adoption — which immortalizes an iconic and evocative glimpse of the famous Church of S. Maria del Faro in Marechiaro, Naples. ​The work, created in 2010, embodies all the painting mastery developed throughout his artistic journey: the brushwork is rich, tactile, and vibrant, capable of capturing Mediterranean light and infusing life into the urban scene. The warm, golden architecture of the church contrasts harmoniously with the blue, overcast sky and with the tones of the street. The composition is animated by small figures and everyday details — passersby, cars, and glimpses of worn life — that restore to the observer the authentic, poetic, and timeless atmosphere of one of the most fascinating places in the Gulf of Naples. On the back, the piece bears the authentic title and the artist’s signature. The painting is enhanced and brought to life by a magnificent, important art frame (5.5 cm thick), for an overall size of 40 x 50 cm. It is a finely worked frame, characterized by an elegant reticulate decoration and golden details at the corners, creating a perfect chromatic dialogue with the warm tones of the painting. The substantial and deep moulding gives the work an additional level of prestige, making it a true collectible and a piece of distinction. ​An unmissable opportunity for collectors and investors seeking an atmospheric work signed by an excellent interpreter of contemporary landscape painting. Artist: Luigi Brunone (born 1944) Medium: Oil on panel Dating: 2010 (signed and dated lower left "Luigi Brunone - '10") Autography and Title: Title and autograph signature of the artist also present on the back on the wooden support. Painting dimensions: 25 x 35 cm Dimensions with frame: 40 x 50 cm (Frame thickness: 5.5 cm) Conditions: Excellent

Stima:€150

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