Antique Neapolitan

This valuable artwork has been attributed by critics to the hand of an unknown Neapolitan master active in the 16th century.

Unidentified Artist, Neapolitan School, 17th Century "Musicians" Oil on canvas Framed: 107 x 140 cm Flat: 92 x 124 cm This evocative 17th-century painting, attributed to the Neap...

This portrait portraying a man clearly in control of his thoughts and desires, slightly hunched with knowing gaze, grey of beard with a shock of dark hair and a mischievous glare, hi...

Unidentified Artist, Neapolitan School, 17th Century "Musicians" Oil on canvas Framed: 107 x 140 cm Flat: 92 x 124 cm No signature This evocative 17th-century painting, attribute...

Still life with fishes and oysters is an original oil on canvas realized in the 17th Century by Neapolitan School Master. Impressive in size as well as for its vivid representation o...

Costa who was one of the earliest great painters of the Neapolitan coast capturing both its natural beauty and culture.

18th Century Italian Pastoral landscape painting of the Neapolitan School, circle of Paolo Anesi. Depicting the oft painted aristocratic subject of the stag hunt, the piece is cente...

signed lower left, Camillo de Vito titled lower center, Veduta del Molo di Napoli sight: 17 by 26 inches frame: 27 ½ by 37 inches Camillo de Vito - A master painter, he specialize ...

A Charming French late 19th century Majolica figural jardinière (planter) modeled as a young Neapolitan vintner boy balancing a weaved basket over his head, standing on the back of a...

Above is the young Neapolitan fisherman kneeling on the sand with his fishing net draped over his leg.

Portrait of Masaniello: A contemporary portrait of the famous Neapolitan revolutionary, currently held at the Certosa di San Martino.

After graduating, his talent recognised and highly regarded by Carlo Siviero, director of the Neapolitan Academy—earned him an appointment as an assistant in the painting department.

A fine example of late 19th-century Neapolitan bronze casting, inspired by the celebrated ancient model from Pompeii.

This 19th-century Italian alabaster sculpture depicts a young fisherman, also known as a Neapolitan Fisherboy. While several Italian workshops produced similar figures, it is often a...

The first engraving, “Habit of a Lady of Quality of Naples,” depicts an aristocratic Neapolitan lady richly dressed in flowing lavender robes adorned with gold trim, elaborate chains...

This delightful painting, depicting a sumptuous arrangement of flowers scenically arranged in an outdoor garden, is the work of a painter from the circle of Francesco Lavagna (Naples...

- M.R.Nappi, The Neapolitan Philip by Roberto Longhi. Scipione Compagni or Cornelio Brusco, in Perspective, 47, 1986, pp. 24-37.

Observing the composition of the canvas, with its sparkling palette, the theatrical gestures that animate the characters, the narrative brilliance and pleasant pictorial quality, we ...

The theatrical arrangement of the figures, the rich chromatic contrasts and the fluid, energetic brushwork reveal the profound influence of Venetian painting, particularly Veronese, ...

A Neapolitan Capodimonte porcelain in the Baroque style depicting a french salon scene, a woman seated in an armchair playing the lute and a male admirer trying to impress her, marke...

An important discovery, the Capuan Venus was internationally famous and a must see for Grand Tourists visiting Naples, the wealthier among them commissioned replicas such as this bus...

The palette of glowing reds, soft creams, and dark greens, together with the fluid, confident brushwork, place the painting firmly within the Neapolitan School. Stylistically, the w...

19th century Neapolitan Grand Tour bronze of a Satyr with wine skin, also known as the 'Drunken Satyr'.

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...

The first use of the Neapolitan "N" covered with a 5-pointed crown (tiara) dates back to 1771.

A beautiful and rare polychrome terracotta sculpture depicting a figure from the Neapolitan nativity scene. The figure, standing on a natural rock base, wears a long black coat with ...

Another typical feature of the Neapolitan artist is the presence of side wings created by fortified hills dominated by fortresses and castles, sometimes inspired by real buildings, w...

As specified in the expertise, the still life was created around 1730, following a taste that, from the ways of Gaspar Peter Verbruggen, evolves towards forms typical not only of the...

This type of setting is frequently found in Italian painting of the early 18th century, particularly in works from the Venetian, Emilian, and Neapolitan traditions. On stylistic gro...

In his compositions, foodstuffs of the period appear and, in particular, in the series conserved in Spain, most of the dishes that were served on the tables of the Neapolitans in tho...

Saint Jerome Hears the Trumpet of Judgment, Neapolitan School, 17th Century This exquisite oil-on-canvas painting depicts Saint Jerome hearing the trumpet of the angel of the Last Ju...

A beautiful and rare polychrome terracotta sculpture depicting a figure from the Neapolitan nativity scene. The figure, standing on a natural rock base, wears a long black coat with ...

Gouache on paper by Neapolitan School, mid-19th century. Not signed, very good condition.

The Capodimonte porcelain tradition endured thanks to the creativity of the Neapolitan artists. During the second half of the 19th century, the first handicraft factories were created.

A 'punchy' Mr Punch Walking Staff / Swagger Stick Wood, glass eyes Early 19th Century Size: 106cm long, 15cm wide (head) - 41¾ ins long, 5¾ ins wide (head) Ex Private collection ...

An engaging and highly decorative object, this piece would display beautifully in an office or within a cabinet of curiosities, appealing to collectors of fine natural materials and ...

This object was traditionally used to hold liquids or essences in pharmacies, and it lends a touch of class and antique charm to any space. 17th-century Neapolitan manufacture. Dime...

Our canvas replicates (albeit with variations: the flying angels are missing, the colours and the shape of the clouds are different, etc.) a similar, larger composition painted by Gi...

The model was subsequently reproduced by leading Neapolitan foundries for the Grand Tour market, becoming one of the most sought-after classical reductions of the period.

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 narrativ...

This etching is part of Balli di Sfessania, Jacques Callot’s celebrated series depicting grotesque dancers inspired by the Neapolitan commedia dell’arte tradition. The figures Capita...

The first engraving, titled “Habit of a Lady of Naples,” portrays a finely dressed Neapolitan woman holding a decorative folding fan, adorned in flowing robes accented with blue and ...

The carving is expressive yet refined — likely Southern Italian, possibly Neapolitan, where such theatrical forms were favored in ecclesiastical and aristocratic interiors.

An Italian Grand Tour bronze tripod brazier, after the ancient Roman original excavated from Pompeii, Neapolitan late 19th century The brazier modeled after one that was used to hea...

Late 19th-century Belle Époque bronze fisherman sculpture by the author Vincenzo Gemito, Italy By: Vincenzo Gemito Material: bronze, copper, tin, metal Technique: cast, molded, pati...

Impressive Neapolitan Grand Tour Bust of a Faun or Satyr. Pleasing verdigris surface.

This area was much loved by 19th-century Neapolitan painters because from this hill, one can enjoy a suggestive view of Naples and the surrounding mountains.

Neapolitan cabinetmaking, ca. 1770.

It was his portraits that opened the doors of the Neapolitan court to him, along with numerous commissions for altarpieces and frescoes for churches.

Key examples include Jakob Schletterer’s 1758 marble statue in Tata, Hungary and the 18th-century Neapolitan works of Matteo Bottiglieri. These works, often featuring flowing drapery...

Exuding both immediacy and atmosphere, the painting encapsulates Irolli’s lifelong fascination with everyday Neapolitan life, portrayed with empathy and sensual energy.

His work heavily featured fishermen, bustling street scenes in Naples, coastal landscapes, and portraiture, influenced by Neapolitan folklore. Giardiello utilized a "frayed and pasty...

Set on a diagonal cut, our painting connects to the Neapolitan climate split between Giordano and Francesco Solimena (also in its connections with the contemporary Roman scene of a M...

The nose, now deteriorated, still retains the thick nostrils characteristic of the aquiline nose of this character. In the Neapolitan town of Sessa Aurunca there is a very similar po...

The Capodimonte porcelain tradition endured thanks to the creativity of the Neapolitan artists. During the second half of the 19th century, the first handicraft factories were created.

This impressive piece showcases classical inspiration and fine Neapolitan craftsmanship, with elegant proportions and rich decorative detailing typical of the period.

This stunning period 17th century Italian Neapolitan gilt wood console is free standing and would make a grand statement in an entrance hall, living area or dining room.