Gioacchino Toma

19th Century by Gioacchino Toma The Ash Rain of Mount Vesuvius Oil on canvas

19th Century

Paolo Monaldi (Rome, Italy, 1710-1779) Title: Peasants playing cards Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: Without frame 31 x 40.5 cm - with frame 43.5 x 52 cm Carved and gilded wooden f...

Giustino Menescardi (Milan, Italy, c. 1720 - Venice, Italy, after 1779) Title: Ascent of Calvary Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: without frame 47 x 36 cm - with frame 57 x 43 cm Not signed Shaped and gilded wooden cassetta frame Publications: Bozzetti, modelletti, sketches: dalla collezione di Giorgio Baratti...

Vincenzo Re (Parma, Italy, 1695 - Naples, Italy, 1762) Title: Christ Healing a Paralytic Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: without frame 50 x 62 cm - with frame 70 x 92 cm Not signed...

Livio Mehus (Oudenaarde, Belgium, 1630 - Florence, Italy, 1691) Title: Allegory of Augustinian Order Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: without frame 94 x 98 cm - with frame 116 x 143...

Dimensions with frame: 28,3 x 37 x 4 cm Signed and titled "C. Carelli Napoli" in the lower left corner. A closely related companion painting by the same artist, depicting a similar view of the Bay of Naples under different atmospheric conditions and of identical dimensions, is also currently available, offering the opportunity to acquire a rare and decorative pair. This lively maritime scene depicts traditional fishing boats resting on the calm waters of the Bay of Naples, with the unmistakable silhouette of Mount Vesuvius rising in the distance. Executed with vibrant brushwork and a refined sense of atmosphere, the composition beautifully captures the daily life and maritime character of southern Italy. Overhead, a dramatic, cloud-laden sky gathers above the bay, its heavy formations creating a slightly ominous mood that contrasts with the stillness of the water and adds a striking sense of tension and atmosphere to the scene. In the foreground, several fishermen gather aboard wooden boats loaded with fishing nets and equipment. Their colorful garments add touches of red, green, and ochre that animate the composition, while the large sail of the central vessel creates a striking visual anchor. The quiet water reflects both the boats and the warm light of the sky, enhancing the painting’s sense of serenity. Beyond the fishing activity, Mount Vesuvius dominates the horizon, releasing a faint plume of smoke that adds drama and authenticity to this classic Neapolitan view. The contrast between the dark volcanic slopes and the luminous sea creates depth and visual balance throughout the scene. The painting reflects the rich tradition of 19th- and early 20th-century Neapolitan marine painting, celebrated for its picturesque depictions of coastal life and iconic views of the Bay of Naples. This atmospheric work would make an excellent addition to collections of Italian marine painting, Grand Tour subjects, or historic views of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Bay of Naples painting, Mount Vesuvius painting, Naples fishing boats painting, Italian marine painting, Neapolitan seascape painting, Italian harbor scene, Naples coastal painting, Vesuvius volcano landscape, Italian fishing scene painting, Grand Tour Naples painting, antique Italian seascape, signed C Carelli Napoli, Italian coastal artwork, Naples maritime painting, 19th century Italian marine art, European harbor painting...

Water Carriers in Naples is an original old master artwork attributed to Henri Lehmann (1814-1882) and made in the 19th century. Mixed colored oil on Ca...

Dimensions with frame: 28,3 x 37 x 4 cm Signed and titled "C. Carelli Napoli" in the lower right corner. A closely related companion painting by the same artist—depicting a similar view of the Bay of Naples under different atmospheric conditions and of identical dimensions—is also currently available, offering the opportunity to acquire a rare and decorative pair. This charming and atmospheric landscape depicts a lively scene along the Bay of Naples with the majestic Mount Vesuvius rising in the background. The composition captures the vibrant character of southern Italy, where daily life unfolds along the waterfront beneath the iconic volcano. In the foreground, a bustling open-air market is sheltered beneath large canvas awnings supported by wooden poles. Groups of figures gather around tables, creating a sense of activity and local color. Their lively gestures and varied attire animate the scene, suggesting a moment of social exchange and commerce. Beyond the market, the calm waters of the bay reflect the warm tones of the sky. Small fishing boats and rowboats glide across the harbor, guiding the eye toward the distant shoreline where the city of Naples stretches along the coast. Dominating the horizon, Mount Vesuvius releases a delicate plume of smoke, adding both drama and authenticity to this classic Neapolitan view. The artist skillfully balances narrative detail with atmospheric landscape painting. Warm sunlight illuminates the architecture and shoreline, while soft clouds diffuse the sky, enhancing the depth and tranquility of the scene. The painting reflects the tradition of 19th- and early 20th-century Italian veduta and tourist paintings, highly sought after for their romantic depictions of historic Italian landscapes. This evocative work would make a wonderful addition to collections of Italian landscape painting, Grand Tour subjects, or historic views of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Mount Vesuvius painting, Naples harbor painting, Bay of Naples landscape, Italian coastal painting, Naples cityscape painting, Vesuvius volcano painting, Neapolitan landscape painting, Italian harbor scene, Grand Tour painting, Italian market scene painting, Naples waterfront painting, antique Italian landscape, signed G Carfelli Napoli, Italian coastal cityscape, 19th century style Italian painting, European harbor painting...

The Return from Fishing (Original Title: Il Ritorno dalla Pesca), is an original oil painting realized by Giovan Battista Filosa in 1908. Some fishermen seen from behind, in the blue light of the sky, with the vesuvius in the background, are the protagonists of the painting in "Il ritorno dalla pesca" by Giovan Battista Filosa (Castellamare di Stabia 1850 - Naples 1935) student of the famous Neapolitan painter...