A splendid lot comprising three original paintings by the renowned Neapolitan master Antonio Berté, known as "the painter of silence."
The works represent the artist's most cherished and iconic themes: the spirituality of the Crucifixion and the evocative atmosphere of nocturnal villages.
Description of the Works
Tondo I - The Crucifixion: Oil on canvas/board. A powerful composition with three crosses silhouetted against a dramatic, luminous sky. Gold-framed relief.
Tondo II - Village Under the Moon: A nighttime depiction of a village with solitary figures, characterized by Berté's signature blue and a strong sense of metaphysical peace. Matching gold frame.
Rectangular Painting - Double Metaphysical View: A rare work housed in a unique carved wooden frame, hand-decorated with floral motifs and pointed arches. The painting is divided into two scenes, recalling Calvary and a seascape, with stylized figures walking.
Technical Details and Measurements
Artist: Antonio Berté (signed on the front and with dedication/certification on the back).
Style: Figurative Expressionism / Metaphysical.
Round Dimensions (2 pieces): Diameter 41 cm | Frame Depth 4 cm.
Rectangular Dimensions (1 piece): Width 40 cm | Height 30 cm.
Condition: Excellent overall condition. The frames are contemporary and ready to hang.
Why buy this lot?
Antonio Berté is a historicized artist whose value is stable in the Italian contemporary art market.
This lot represents a unique opportunity for collectors to acquire three pieces coherent in style and theme, perfect for decorating with elegance and spiritual depth.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsGoldMaterialWoodNumber of items1OrientationSquareArt sizeMediumHeight50 cmWidth50 cm