Original artwork painting of Italian Master painter Andrea Borella 1946 (authentic and certified) Post-Macchiaioli School impressionist paintings on wooden hardboards as per tradition Medium : Oil on wooden hardboard - year 2023 in excellent condition Title or subject : " The porcelain cup " - still life Measure painting : 45 x 49 cm - 17.7 x 19.2 inches - frame not included Shipping by Fedex or DHL express from Italy For any information we are at your disposition This exquisite Italian painting, titled "The Porcelain Cup," is a stunning original work by Andrea Borella. The piece is a beautiful example of Italian still life, featuring a porcelain cup filled with lemons. The painting is crafted with high-quality oil on wooden hardboard and is signed by the artist himself, making it a truly unique and valuable piece. In addition to its striking beauty, this painting comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) and was handmade in Italy. Its impressionistic style and use of vibrant colors capture the natural beauty of the subject matter. Whether you're an art collector or simply someone who appreciates fine Italian artwork, "The Porcelain Cup" is sure to be a cherished addition to your collection. A N D R E A B O R E L L A (Livorno 1946) Painter from Livorno, inserted in the tradition of the Labronici artists, he captures, tells, interprets and describes the many aspects of the landscape through a highly chromatic palette of colors, which he juggles with feeling, passion and great skill. A long-time professional, his paintings are exhibited with lasting success as well as in Italy, abroad, such as Lugano (Jansoius Art Gallery), California USA (Art Hause Gallery), Kuala Lampur (Malaysia) passing through Montecarlo (Sala Congressi ) but above all since 2000 he has attracted the attention of great collectors and art amateurs in Tokyo (Japan) where over twenty personal exhibitions have been set up for him, and where he currently continues to have working relationships. He lives and works in Livorno, many of his works present in public and private collections in Italy and abroad. |