A unique bowl and tin fruit plate "Renaissance"

Italian Brand Cosi Tabellini Art of Pewter – over 60 years of traditionThe tradition of creating pewterware in Italy dates back to early medieval times. This craft was primarily practiced by the inh

Painter E. Ferrante, inspired by the famous Posillipo School, depicts a beautiful seaside landscape of one of the most fascinating corners of the Posillipo Bay. On the calm waters of the Gulf of Naple

In this precious oil on canvas, Salvatore Marinelli is inspired by the Neapolitan school of painting from the 17th century, whose one of the greatest representatives of still life was Maestro Giovan B

Eric Stepniewski's fascinating journey with bronze began in 1973 in his hometown of Paris, where he started working as an antique dealer. After many years managing his Gallery, he took over the renown

In this valuable oil painting, Stevens is inspired by the naval battles of the English painter Derek George Montague Gardner, who, after a career as a civil engineer before and after serving in the Ro

Painting created with oil on canvas, inspired by 19th-century art. It depicts a river running between rocks and trees, in the darkest and most intimate part of the forest. The colors used are purely d

Luigi Basile's paintings are extraordinary works of Italian landscape art. Basile drew inspiration from artists of the Posillipo school, especially Maestro Attilio Pratelli. Very small and quick Neapo

The Framework by E. Pergola is a painting inspired by the rural realism of French painter Julien Dupré. Dupré was one of the leading representatives of French realism, a keen observer of the landsca

Paintings by Eugenio De Blasi are inspired by the neoclassical genre of French painter Alex De Andreis, who depicts his favorite themes of Musketeers. Both the color and atmosphere of his canvases com