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Salvatore Balsamo (Naples, 1894 – Naples, 1922) was an Italian painter and pupil of Vincenzo Irolli, Giuseppe Casciaro and Eugenio Scorzelli; he died at only twenty-eight years old, leaving little biographical information. He stood out as a landscape painter with a robust and spontaneous style, influenced by the masters and works of Nicolas De Corsi. His works are preserved in the Galleria d'arte moderna in Milan and in the art collections of the Fondazione Cariplo.
The painting portrays a beautiful Neapolitan seascape with intense colours and thick brush strokes.
Technique: Oil on wood
Period: circa 1920
Painting dimensions: 48 x 57 cm
Painting dimensions with frame: 59 x 67 cm
Conditions: The condition of the painting is more than good and the colors are well preserved. The wood does not have woodworms. Some signs of age on the frame