Landscape by Ezio Pastorio Oil on Canvas 20th Century

Oil on canvas applied to cardboard. Important master of the Italian 1900s, Ezio Pastorio was born in Cremona in a family of collectors and antique dealers. He studied in Naples at the Belle Arti Institute, in Milan at Aldo Carpi's studio and in Bergamo at the Accademia Carrara. In 1941, he started visiting Val Seriana, whose landscape will influence his works. In frame. 20th century.

Bernardini, Piero, the Illustration to the Footer of the frog

Tempera on paper. Signed lower right "Bernardini"; signed and titled on the verso: "Illustration to/ Footer “Frog”/ by Carola Prosperi/ Piero Bernardini". Only visible on appointment.

The figure on the horse

China, XIX century

Watercolor on paper. The character of the young rider in traditional clothes, on his horse. Around there are various chinese ideograms. Presented in the frame.

Painting of Martin Sweet

Still life with bird

Oil on cardboard. Signed in the upper right. Martin Sweet, bresciano of very humble origins, he was formed artistically at the school of figure from the real open, in a room of the former convent of S. Barnaba of Brescia by Virgil Old, a merchant, and a painter, the nephew of the landscape painter Giovanni Battista Bosio. From the ex-convent of S. Barnaba passed all the future protagonists of the painting of brescia and Martin Sweet, had the opportunity to know and receive the artistic environment of brescia. Rather than the figure from the true, the Sweet preferred, however, to devote himself to the views of the landscapes of the Ronchi, or animals that scovava in the farmhouses of the countryside around the city. The present painting, offers a bird's body hanging from the solitary to the beak. The painting is in a frame.

Portrait of a Girl

Oil on panel. Signed A. A. in the bottom left of the page. The face of a girl with headgear, popular, and decorative flower. In the frame.

Landscape of Charles Bazzi

Champoluc, afternoon

Oil on panel. Signed in the lower right. On the back this additional signature with the title. Born in Turin, Carlo Bazzi is dedicated initially to the production of designs for fabrics, following the courses of weaving subsequently, he Moved to Milan and attended the Brera Academy of art, devoting himself exclusively to painting and in particular to the production of mountain landscapes and marine. The painting is in a frame.

Pietro Brugnetti

Portrait of a Girl

Oil on cardboard. Signed in the lower right. On the back there is a dedication dated 1940. Bergamasco, who trained at the Accademia Carrara, the Brugnetti devoted himself mainly to religious subjects, producing altarpieces eaffreschi to the different churches of the province. Remember, however, in its production for private bergamaschi, different "Heads", which are themselves mainly based on the mystical. In the frame.

Ubaldo Oppi, Oil on Plywood, 1930s

The Bagpipe Player

Oil on plywood. 1930s. Signed on the rear right corner. Ubaldo Oppi, born in Bologna, had a passionated life: he studied painting firstly in Vienna then moving around Europe stopping for a long time in Pris where he frequented Picasso; back in Venice he started to expose. In 1915 he left the front joning the alpine troops and fought until 1918 when he was deported to Mauthausen. During the first postwar he moved to Milan where, thanks to Margherita Sarfatti, he approached the movement of the Seven Painter on the italian 1900sto which he had been related for a short time. He took part to several Biennali in Venice and abroad and in 1926 e took parto to the Exposition on Italian 1900s at the Permanente palace in Milan. In 1928 he coverted to Catholicism and started including religious subjects in his prodution that until that time was mostly focused on figures and portraits. In 1942 he resumed service in the Army but soon he had to go back to Venic because of his health problemns and died on October 25th 1942. The painting in question is a genre subject, an old musician. Comes with coeval frame and needs to be restored.

Galilleo Chini, Oil on Plywood, Italy 20th Century

Tuscan Landscape

Oil on plywood. Signed G.chini on the lower right corner. Another signature with inscription to " Villani" on the back. Galilleo Chini , born in Florance where he based his life and work, was a versatile artist that dealt with all the aspects of art and is considerated on of the main artist of the Italian Liberty. Grat decorator, potter, illustrator, scenographer, tower planner, painter with a strong personality that ranges from Symbolism to Divisionism until a dark experssionist final period. He decorated important pubblic and private buildings icluding the interior of the new Throne palece in Bangkok. He took parto to the main international expositions ( London, Bruxelles, Gand St. Pietroburgo) and to the venetian Bienalle and roman Quadriennale. The painting in question represents a glimps of a florentine village to which he was related. Comes with frame.

Giuseppe Ferrata Oil on Plywood 20th Century

The Farmstead, 1945

Oil on plywood. Signed on the lower left corner. Label with information about the author and the painting on the back. The glimpse recall a typical lombard farmstead. The artist was born in Rovato (BS) but lived and work mostly in Milan: started as engravor and at the age of forty decided to paint landscapes depicting mainly the lombard countryside and the typical milanese places. Framed.

Giuseppe Ferrata Oil on Plywood 20th Century

Paris, Pont Royal, 1933

Oil on plywwod. Signed on the lower left corner. Title and date 1933 on the back. On the frame ther is a label with the artist's name, title an date 1933: probably placed for the exposition. The artist was born in Rovato (BS) and lived mostly in Milan: started as engraver and at the age of forty decided to paint landscapes depicting mainly the lombard countryside and the typical milanese places. The painting in question is a small parisian glimpse of one of the Seine's harbor. Displayed in a coeval gilded frame.

Painting by Sergio Sergi

The roar ,2007

Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right. To the back on the frame this another signature with the title and date of creation. Sergio Sergi, born in Piacenza, lives and works in Parma. His artistic journey has developed around the research of the natural evolutionary process, investigating the development of the Order of Primates, from which it draws its source the Man, through the representation of all Families with related Genres, among the most important of the over 200 living species on the planet. This led him to specialize as a portrait artist of animals. Among his exhibitions we remember that in 2019 on the "Lions futurists".

Giuseppe Motti, Oil on Canvas, 20th Century

FIgures of the Po valley

Oil on canvas. SIgned on the lower left corner. Another signature and title on the back. Born in Arena Po and artistically trained in Milan, Giuseppe Motti was strongly attached to his native land. After taking part to the Resistance, at the end of the World War He took part to the Realist movement, becoming master of it, and with the others looked for a new way of expression, still inferred from precise references and relationship with the real world, growing an unique and personal pictorial quality that let them recieve several national and international recongnitions. Motti is known as " Painter of Po" refering to his origins but also refering to the characters that populate his paintings, such as fishermen, boatmen, bathers, paesant women: humble figures that Motti had constantly defent with his art, capable of comunicate beaty and social solidarity. The painting comes with frame.

Giacomo Gabbiani, Oil on Plywood, Italy

Portrait of a Young Boy, 1937

Oil on plywood. Signed and dated on the lower left corner. Giacomo Gabbiani was a milanese artist that successfully exposed in Milan and all over Itlay. Some of his portarait and compositiona are part of milanese private collections. Comes with frame.

Giuseppe Palanti, Oil on Canves, 20th Century

Portrait of a Young Men

Oil on canvas. SIgned on the lower right corner. Giuseppe Palani was a painter, an advertiser, an illustrator, a scenographer, a figurist and a teacher of figurative arts at the Brera Academy in Milan. In his painting prudution there are several portrait of important people of the time including the one of Pope Pio XI and one of the portrait of Benito Mussolini. Several are portrait of female figure. The painting in question is a portrait of a young boy that reveals his youth in his rosy and beardless face and in his lost and unsure look despite the serious expression and the adult dress. The painting is displayed in a 19th century frame that has some missing parts.