Oil painting on panel of a woman's portrait, created by Luigi Palumbo in 1800.

Ø cm 34 h cm 42 including frame / Ø cm 10.5 h cm 19 table

Luigi Palumbo (Naples, 1859 – 1916) was an Italian painter active mainly in Naples between the late nineteenth century and the early twentieth century. He is known for his genre scenes, landscapes, and portraits, often characterized by a lively and picturesque atmosphere.

Luigi Palumbo trained during a period of great artistic ferment in Naples, a city that boasted a rich painting tradition. He was influenced by realist and verist painting, but also by the new impressionist trends that were spreading across Europe.
He mainly dedicates himself to genre painting, with representations of scenes from Neapolitan popular life, such as markets, festivals, and moments of everyday life. The artist focuses on a faithful representation of reality, with particular attention to details and the portrayal of characters.
A use of bright and luminous colors, which help to create a joyful and picturesque atmosphere.
A particular attention to light and its effects, which give liveliness and depth to his works.
He mainly paints representations of scenes of popular life, often set in Naples, with characteristic characters and moments of everyday life.
Views of Naples and its surroundings, with particular attention to the depiction of nature and atmospheric effects.
Portraits of characters of the time, protected by a good psychological rendering.