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Primavera, by Tito Salomoni
By G. None
Located in Bronx, NY
This remarkable work of surrealistic art is depicted showcasing the city of Florence, Italy through the eyes of the famed artist,n Titi Salomoni. His vision is beautifully conceived ...
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1950s Italian Other Vintage G. None Paintings

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The Veil of Time by Tito Salomoni
By G. None
Located in Bronx, NY
This exceptional surrealistic oil painting on canvas depicts Florence through the mind of artist, Tito Salomoni. It is beautifully detailed with vivid colors presenting an unfolding ...
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Mid-20th Century Italian Other G. None Paintings

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