Napoli Neapolis

€350

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Mixed technique acrylic and spray paint on canvas
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Artist Alessandro Siviglia
Year 2024

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Large modern painting about Naples with Mount Vesuvius, piazza eating devils, San Gennaro, Parthenope etc. Entertaining artwork by Italian artist Alessandro Siviglia.
“Napoli Neapolis” 40,94×78,74 inches (104x200cm) modern painting made with acrylic and spray paint on canvas, Siviglia 2024

 

TITLE: “Napoli Neapolis”

Modern artwork on canvas, 40,94×78,74 inches (104x200cm), acrylic and spray paint on canvas, Siviglia 2024

In this captivating artwork by Alessandro Siviglia, the city of Naples comes alive with its iconic characters—San Gennaro, Pulcinella, Masaniello, Partenope, Ulisse, and more. The modern canvas portrays Naples in all its vibrant colors—a bustling metropolis that serves as an open-air theater where mysterious realities, both sacred and profane, intersect.

The historical figures depicted in the painting are woven into a rich tapestry of hidden meanings. As you gaze upon the canvas, the sea and the blue sky don’t merely serve as a backdrop—they become integral parts of the narrative. Vesuvius looms in the distance, while the devil and magma blend with the saints, pizza, and the city’s cherished traditions.

This modern masterpiece pays homage to NAPOLI, celebrating its origins in a vivid and lively manner. Consider acquiring this unique and collectible artwork to infuse your home, office, or studio with joy and vibrant energy!

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