Showing 5 artworks with Contemporary Realism and with Galleria D'Arte Moderna Achille Forti
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Contemporary Realism
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Galleria D'Arte Moderna Achille Forti
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- Rosy Brown
- Black
- Espresso
- White
- Serious Expression
- Virgin Mary Statue
- Funeral Procession Art
- Classic Portrait
- Contemporary Art
- Zancolli Painting
- Man In White Suit
- Documentary Style
- Arid Landscape
- Italian Sculpture
- Contemplative Man
- Green Curtain Backdrop
- Pensive Mood
- 19Th Century Art
- Funeral Scene Painting
- Iran Untitled
- Classical Iconography
- Man In Suit
- Social Observation Art
- Group Veronese Art
- Abstract Figures
- Meditative Sculpture
- Giuseppe Zancolli
- Oil Painting 1910
- 1920S Style
- 1920S Portraiture
- Impasto Technique
- Earth Tone Images
- Afro-Asian Art
- Victorian Mourning Art
- 2003 Sculpture
- Triptych Artwork
- Sufi Islam Art
- Large Scale Artwork
- Intellectual Mood
- Staged Photography
- Studio Portrait
- Abstract Sculpture
- Maïmouna Guerresi
- Dark Muted Colors
- Religious Sculpture
- Felice Casorati Style
- Iranian Photography
- Italian Art History
- Italian Realism
- Human Figure Art
- 2013 Artwork
- Gohar Dashti
- Contemporary Sculpture
- Modern Art Sculpture
Maïmouna Patrizia Guerresi’s ‘Kunta’ (2003) is a monumental white sculpture of the Virgin Mary, blending classical & contemporary styles. Explore this Afro-Asian inspired work – a powerful statement of reverence.
A sophisticated portrait of Antonio Veronesi captures a moment of deep intellectual contemplation through Felice Casorati's masterful 1922 brushwork, inviting you to bring this timeless piece of Italian art into your home.
Gohar Dashti’s ‘Iran, Untitled’ (2013) captures a poignant scene in the Iranian desert. Explore this powerful photographic work reflecting resilience & cultural context.
A serious and contemplative portrait of the painter Juti Ravenna by Pio Semeghini captures a timeless 1920s mood through masterful Italian oil techniques, inviting you to bring this classic piece into your collection.
Explore 'The Backbiter' by Giuseppe Zancolli (1910), a poignant triptych oil painting depicting a funeral procession in realistic style. Discover Italian art history!