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Oil Painting on Canvas 63x53 cm
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Olivetto – Still Life with Fruit and Gilded Bowl – Oil on Canvas – 1981 – Original Frame.
An elegant still life, oil on canvas, signed "Olivetto" and dated 1981, featuring a refined and luminous composition depicting assorted fruit, bunches of grapes, and a precious golden bowl, set before a fireplace.
The work is striking for its textured and vibrant brushstrokes, typical of traditional oil painting, creating interesting plays of light and depth. The warm hues of ochre, gold, and red harmoniously interact with the colors of the fruit, lending the scene a welcoming and timeless atmosphere.
The original gilded frame with burgundy mat further enhances the painting, making it particularly suitable for classic interiors, country houses, country residences, or spaces furnished with traditional taste.
The work is signed lower left and dated 1981.
Technique: Oil on canvas
Author: Olivetto (signed)
Subject: Still Life with Fruit and Gilded Bowl
Date: 1981
Overall dimensions with frame: approximately 63 × 53 cm
Frame: Present and included
Condition: Good overall condition; minor signs of aging consistent with age and use.
This is a decorative work of pleasing visual impact, an expression of the Italian figurative tradition of the second half of the twentieth century, ideal for collectors and lovers of still lifes.
Properly packaged and tracked shipping throughout Europe.
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ConditionVery goodColorsOrange, Beige, White, Blue, CremeMaterialCanvasNumber of items1Height53 cmWidth63 cmDepth5 cm
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Private sellerLusernetta, ItalyOn Whoppah since July 2026 • 0 sales