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A picciuttedda n’ta varchetta

Paintings Acrylic on canvas
Single artwork

850,00

Description by the artist

In A picciuttedda n’ta varchetta (Sicilian  for The girl in the little boat), I wanted to represent a girl in a boat where the blue of the sky and the blue of the sea intertwine with the golden yellow of the dress as if to symbolize the sun of our Sicily on a summer day.

Details and dimensions

Materials: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions (cm): Height 100, Width 120
Handcrafted in Sicily

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The artwork in the Sicilian culture

By the Governance of Sicilian Artisan Foundation

A vision of Sicily in this work given by some characteristic elements such as the sea, the fish and the inevitable lighthouse, a great symbol of the Sicilian coasts since the most famous of all: that of Venus Ericina, venerated by all the sailors of antiquity.

(photo) Erice, Sicily, 1906

The Governance also suggests

The objective of the Governance is both to safeguard the traditions and ancient crafts of the people of Sicily, and to sustain economically the Artisans and the Artists, both the real ethno-anthropologists of the country.
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