The Nature of Love *pen drawing

Francesca Strino, a Neapolitan painter, creates this still life with great painterly realism. The artist has her own painting line and a distinctive personality that shines through in each of her work

17th-century Flemish school oil on copper depicting a rural scene crowded with numerous figures in the foreground, with classical architecture and landscape in the background. On the left side, on a s

Jacob De Gheyn, 16th century. Soldier with a spear. An engraving from 1607 depicting a soldier in military uniform. It is an important example of late Mannerist engraving art. De Gheyn, one of the mos

Iron bust from 1600 depicting a boy with wavy hair, dressed in a tunic revealing one shoulder. Made using casting method. Features a dark patina and is in good condition. Originates from Italy, dating

In this oil on canvas painting, artist Ciccone is inspired by the Neapolitan school of the early 17th century, whose one of the main representatives was Giovan Battista Ruoppolo, a renowned creator of

Silvio Poma, Mountain landscape with a walk along a path from the late 19th century, oil painting on birch plywood depicting a pathway traversed by pedestrians in a wooded area at the foot of hills. E

Four glass applications with grape clusters made from printed glass in green, blue, yellow, and amethyst colors, with a socket holder for E14 bulb inside, accessible after unscrewing three pressure sc

Giancarlo Gorini's painting inspired by the works of the great Venetian painter Canaletto is a mysterious magic: you can almost feel the degree of dampness and the slow movement of the air. This is th