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Dimensions in frame (cm): Height: 25,5 Width: 24 Depth: 5 Painting light (cm): Height: 15,5 Width: 14
We are pleased to present this early 20th-century oil on panel painting. This splendid nude of a young woman features a red signature on the back (not perfectly legible), likely G. De Sanctis, with the date 1901 (barely legible). It is likely the work of the Italian painter Giuseppe De Sanctis (Naples, June 21, 1858 – Naples, June 18, 1924), but no authentication is available. This is a captivating painting in which a young woman is portrayed in all her sensuality. The reclining woman is partially covered by a white sheet that leaves her breasts exposed. The woman has typically Mediterranean features: her thick black hair is tied back, her red lips stand out against her pale complexion: every detail reveals the painter's ability to depict a female nude with extreme poeticism and sensitivity. The painterly quality is evident in a highly personal style, characterized by bold, textured brushstrokes and a masterful use of light and color. Notice how even the white sheet takes on multiple shades. Its small size makes it even more captivating. A wonderful painting that will enchant your guests! If you love early twentieth-century art, you absolutely must add this splendid painting to your collection. The painting is presented in a splendid carved and gilded wooden frame. Frame dimensions (cm): Height: 25,5 Width: 24 Depth: 5 Painting width (cm): Height: 15,5 Width: 14
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