ART CATALOG

Antonio Nunziante

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  • Item 1 – Between sky and earth (2019) – oil on canvas, 39.4 x 27.6 in
  • Item 2 – The flowers of the secret room dancing in the starry night (2019) – oil on canvas, 39.4 x 39.4 in 
  • Item 3 – Getting lost in the blue of the secret room in a moonlit night (2019) – oil on canvas, 39.4 x 39.4 in
  • Item 4 – From the stars (2018) – egg tempera and oil on panel, 11.8 x 9.8 in
  • Item 5 – Aquatic (2013) – oil on canvas, 47.2 x 39.4 in
  • Item 6 – Morning paths (2019) – oil on canvas, 47.2 x 39.4 in
  • Item 7 – Paths – vision (2017) – oil on canvas, 15.7 x 11.8 in
  • Item 8 – A moment before (2018) – oil on canvas, 23.6 x 31.5 in
  • Item 9 – On the beach (2019) – oil on canvas, 27.6 x 39.4 in
  • Item 10 – The architect (2018) – oil on canvas, 15.7 x 15.7 in
  • Item 11 – Vision (2019) – oil on canvas, 31.5 x 23.6 in
  • Item 12 – Secret room, the beginning (2019) – oil on canvas, 23.6 x 31.5 in
  • Item 13 – Love above all (2017) – oil on canvas, 19.7 x 23.6 in
  • Item 14 – Never-ending beauty (2017) – egg tempera and oil on panel, 15.7 x 19.7 in
  • Item 15 – Objets (2018) – egg tempera and oil on panel, 9.4 x 7.1 in
  • Item 16 – Italy pharmacy (2018) – egg tempera and oil on panel, 11.8 x 15.7 in
  • Item 17 – Italy pharmacy (2019) – oil on canvas 9.8 x 11.7 in

Stefano Benazzo

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  • Item 1 – Ambassador, Straight of Magellan, Chile (2015)
  • Item 2 – Anchors at Castiglione trap, Erice, Italy (2016)
  • Item 3 – Barge at Marcenego, Venice, Italy (2018)
  • Item 4 – Dias and Albatros whalers, South Georgia Island, British Territories (2016)
  • Item 5 – Shipwreck, Brittany, France (2019)
  • Item 6 – Mary D. Hume, Oregon, USA (2019)
  • Item 7 – Klemens tug, Vilanova de Milfontes, Portugal (2016)
  • Item 8 – Barge, Grado, Italy (2018)
  • Item 9 – 19th century shipwreck, Amora, Portugal (2016)
  • Item 10 – Shipwreck, Nouadhibou, Mauritania (2016)
  • Item 11 – Propellers at Stromness, South Georgia Island, British Territories (2016)
  • Item 12 – La Famille Express, Turks & Caicos Islands, British Territories (2018)
  • Item 13 – Panagiotis, Zakynthos Island, Greece (2016)
  • Item 14 – Bayard ship, Ocean Harbor, South Georgia Island, British Territories (2016)
  • Item 15 – Edouard Bohlen, Skeleton Coast, Namibia (2013)
  • Item 16 – Shipwrecks at Bonagia trap, Erige, Italy (2016)
  • Item 17 – Samson tug, Stanley, Falkland Islands, British Territories (2016)
  • Item 18 – Comet, Royston, Vancouver Island, Canada (2019)

Beatrice M. Serpieri

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  • Item 1 – Origin (2009), reinterpretation of the marble head of the erudite Leopoldo Cicognara by Antonio Canova, 1821-1822
  • Item 2 – Enchantment (2009), reinterpretation of the marble work of the gods Cupid and Psyche by Antonio Canova, 1796
  • Item 3 – Levity (2009), reinterpretation of the marble sculpture of the gods Cupid and Psyche by Antonio Canova, 1800-1805
  • Item 4 – Fragments of a combat (2009), reinterpretation of the marble statues of the boxers Creugas and Damoxenes by Antonio Canova, 1800-1801
  • Item 5 – Sequences (2009), reinterpretation of the marble work of the goddess Hebe by Antonio Canova, 1816-1817, Civic Museum, Bassano del Grappa (Italy)
  • Item 6 – Farewell (2009), reinterpretation of the marble work of the gods Venus and Adonis by Antonio Canova, 1794
  • Item 7 – Mary Magdalene, Mary of Clopas, John (2018), reinterpretation of the terracotta group by Niccolò dell’Arca, 1463-1490 circa, Museum of Santa Maria della Vita, Bologna (Italy)
  • Item 8 – Sculpture study no. 10 (2018), reinterpretation of the chalk statue of Parsifal by Adolfo Wildt, 1930
  • Item 9 – Sculpture study no. 12 (2012), reinterpretation of the marble head of the pioneer aviator Arturo Ferrarin by Adolfo Wildt, 1929
  • Item 10 – Sculpture study no. 17 (2012), reinterpretation of the marble head of the conductor Arturo Toscanini by Adolfo Wildt, 1923
  • Item 11 – Fluctuations (2009), reinterpretation of the marble statue of the goddess Flora by Pietro Tenerani, 1840
  • Item 12 – The third eye (2013), reinterpretation of 18th century anatomical waxes from Luigi Cattaneo Collection, Alma Mater Studiorum, Bologna (Italy)
  • Item 13 – Arcade (2018), reinterpretation of the portico of the Sanctuary of Beata Vergine di San Luca, Bologna (Italy), 1674-1721
  • Item 14 – 2009 reinterpretation of the inside of the Royal Spanish College, Bologna (Italy), 1365-1367
  • Item 15 – 2003 reinterpretation of the outside of the Basilica of Santo Stefano, Bologna (Italy), 4th-11th century

Art Nouveau Glass Masterpieces

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  • Item 1 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Achillea millefolium vase (1910 circa), height 23.6 in
  • Item 2 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Clematis grandiflora vase (1920-1922), height 17.3 in, width 11.8 in 
  • Item 3 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Flowers basket, bird, apple tree vase (1925 circa), height 15 in
  • Item 4 – Émile Gallé Glassware – French heraldic symbols vase (1884-1890), height 10.2 in
  • Item 5 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Hydrangea macrophylla vase (1918-1920), height 18.31 in
  • Item 6 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Lilium martagon vase (1895), height 24.8 in
  • Item 7 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Vosges Mountains landscape vase (1910-1914), height 13.8 in
  • Item 8 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Vosges Mountains landscape vase (1920 circa), height 10.2 in
  • Item 9 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Table lamp (1910-1920), height 18.1 in
  • Item 10 – Émile Gallé Glassware – Prunus domestica vase (1922-1925) – height 15.55 in