Marino Faliero (1948) - Il borgo sul mare

Marino Faliero (1948), a leading figure in the great Neapolitan artistic tradition, continues to study nature in his work, which is exhibited in prominent national galleries. This painting showcases a picturesque seaside village, nestled on a hillside overlooking a serene, azure sea. The houses are painted in a vibrant array of pastel hues: yellow, green, blue, orange, and pink. Each structure appears to blend into the mountainside, creating a fascinating mosaic of shades. The buildings have a simple structure, featuring red tiled roofs and small windows, typical of Mediterranean architecture. Lush vegetation encircles the village, and the presence of a small staircase descending towards the sea suggests a tranquil and inviting atmosphere. At the peak of the hill, a church adorned with a bell tower stands tall, its vaulted roof soaring above the other buildings, imparting an atmosphere of holiness and shared community to the village. The use of color is vivid, with a blue sky harmoniously blending with the ocean, creating a sense of peace and tranquility. The play of light and shadow on the houses and vegetation adds depth and vitality to the scene. Express courier shipping is available. Authenticated on the back with the artist's stamp.