Tortorella d'Abruzzo e fruttaro napolitano - Watercolor by M. De Vito - 1820 ca. 1820 c.a.

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Two watercolours stuck on ivory colored paper, early XIX century. Hand-titled in black ink under each image. Representing two Italian … Read more Two watercolours stuck on ivory colored paper, early XIX century. Hand-titled in black ink under each image. Representing two Italian popular figures in traditional costumes. Excellent conditions of watercolors, not very good condition of the sheet with some foxings and burnished paper on margins. Very beautiful and good quality watercolour both for the drawing and for the fineness of the colours. Michela De Vito In the XIX century, Michela De Vito native of Abruzzi, worked in Naples and became a famous artist. She was maybe the daughter or sister of Camillo de Vito, a reknown painter of guaches above all of views and scenes of everyday life. Sometimes she is mistaken with Michele de Vito. “A refined painter, very skilled when it came to drawings, she had the characteristic to make her subject more gentle, compared to her male collegues''; this is how De Rosa and Trastulli describe her. This artwork is shipped from Italy. Under existing legislation, any artwork in Italy created over 70 years ago by an artist who has died requires a licence for export regardless of the work’s market price. The shipping may require additional handling days to require the licence according to the final destination of the artwork. See less