19th and 20th Century Paintings
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Pair of Large “Cornucopia” Wall Lights, Murano, 1950s.
Description: In hand-worked solid clear glass with brass mounts, H cm 35×23.5×37. Hammer Price: € 2.176,00 Auction 94 – June 4th 2026 – 20th century design and decorative arts Discover all the top…
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Nason Moretti – Murano, Set of Twelve “A/81” Stemware Glasses, 20th Century.
The “A/81” stemware service by Nason Moretti represents an elegant example of twentieth-century Murano glass production, in which technical refinement and functionality coexist in perfect balance. Founded in Murano in…
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Luigi Serra (1846 – 1888), “Portrait of an Elderly Man”, Venice, 1877.
This portrait represents a significant example of the artist’s ability to capture character and physiognomy with great precision. Luigi Serra, active during the second half of the nineteenth century, was…
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Michele Cascella (1892-1989), “Ginestre a San Giminiano”.
The work “Ginestre a San Gimignano” by Michele Cascella is an explosion of light and colour celebrating the beauty of the Tuscan countryside. The artist depicts a path crossing a…
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Alessio Issupoff (1889-1957), “Card Player”.
The painting “Card Player” by Alessio Issupoff captures an intense moment of everyday life with extraordinary sensitivity. The artist depicts a man with his playing cards in an intimate setting,…
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Alessandro Scorzoni (1858-1933), “Autumn”, 1925.
The work “Autumn” by Alessandro Scorzoni is a refined example of his landscape painting, capable of capturing light, atmosphere, and seasonal change with great delicacy and coherence. The composition presents…
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Carlo Corsi (1879-1966), “Forma e ventaglio”, 1918
The work “Forma e ventaglio” by Carlo Corsi reveals the most intimate and contemplative side of the Bolognese artist, one of the significant figures of early twentieth-century Italian painting. In this…
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Alfredo Protti, “Figura in nero”, 1941
The work “Figura in nero” by Alfredo Protti fully reflects the elegance and pictorial sensitivity of the Bolognese master, renowned for his profound attention to the female subject. In this…
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Augusto Majani known as Nasica, “City View”, 1904
The work “City View” by Augusto Majani bears witness to the refined sensitivity of an artist capable of blending realism with poetic feeling. In this painting, Majani—also known by the…
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Ruggero Panerai (1862-1923), “Pascolo alla Consuma”.
The work “Pascolo alla Consuma” by Ruggero Panerai is a remarkable example of late nineteenth-century Tuscan naturalistic painting. Associated with the circle of the Macchiaioli, the artist masterfully captures the…
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Fabio Fabbi, “The Harem Dancer”.
The work “The Harem Dancer” by Fabio Fabbi is one of the finest examples of late nineteenth-century Italian Orientalist painting. The scene depicts a group of women gathered within a…
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Anonymous 20th Century Artist, “Adam”.
Description: Oil on panel after an Old Master model, H cm 55.5×28. Hammer Price: € 5.750,00 Auction 77 – December 10th 2024 – A mansion in Mantua Discover all the top lots…
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Bruno Saetti (1902-1984), “Female Nude”, 1936.
The painting “Female Nude” by Bruno Saetti, dated 1936, depicts a seated female figure in a composed pose, with the torso slightly inclined and the gaze directed to the side.…
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Mario De Maria (1852-1924), “Self-Portrait”, 1878.
This “Self-Portrait” by Mario de Maria, known as Marius Pictor, is an important testimony to the artist’s early mature period, developed during his stay in Paris. Executed in oil on canvas…
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Luigi Bertelli (1833-1916), “Il festone di vite”, 1890-93.
“Il festone di vite”, painted between 1890 and 1893 by Luigi Bertelli, is an oil on canvas that fully belongs to the artist’s mature period. Bertelli is recognised as a…
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Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), “Orientalist Scene”.
The “Orientalist Scene” by Alphonse Mucha is a work on paper executed in ink and watercolour, a technique the artist frequently employed in his more intimate and preparatory graphic production.…
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Giovanni Fattori (1825-1908), “Cavalry”.
“Cavalry” is a watercolour on paper by Giovanni Fattori, signed lower right, and fully consistent with the mature production of the Livorno-born artist. In this work, Fattori addresses one of…
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Bruno Saetti (1902-1984), “Little Concert”, 1925.
“Little Concert” by Bruno Saetti is an oil on canvas conceived as a sketch and belongs to the artist’s early period. During these years, Saetti was deeply engaged in the…