Antonio Possenti (1933 - 2016) was born in Lucca and in this city he had his studio in the Piazza dell'Anfiteatro.

After completing his classical studies, he early discovered the expressive qualities of drawing, indulging an inclination towards fabulous tales which he later maintained, also through careful observation of the "human comedy".
He came to painting, self-taught, from drawing and illustration.

His formative opportunities were ideal and elective, fruit of the intellectual curiosity and of the literary and artistic culture that he had breathed in the family since he was a child, ranging from Greco-Roman classicism to the modern and contemporary era and with a particular predilection for the experiences of most lively and addictive cut fantastic.

| UNIQUE WORK |

Dimensions 55X45cm

Total dimensions in frame 72x62cm

Oil on panel by the master Antonio Possenti, "Bacchus at the Galapagos" published in 1988. Authentication from the "Antonio Possenti" Archive bearing the same archiving number will be issued together with the work.

The work includes a handcrafted frame.

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Declaration of authenticity And description of the asset (author, title, technique, dimensions, year of creation, origin).

This declaration will be signed and certified by the seller.

Authenticity is an integral part of the work of art and based on the provisions of Law no. 633 of 22 April 1941, the right to authenticate the work of art belongs to the artist or the publisher, and the seller is required to provide this certificate.

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