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Lot: 45

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

1st Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Framed

Signed and dated bottom left

Price: 300 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 46

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

1st Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Framed

Signed and dated bottom right

Price: 300 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 50

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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Certificate of authenticity by Sergio Colussa with archive no. MDOF2016.0107

A peculiar work by Davanzo, executed through his unique and unprecedented stylistic signature.

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Price: 2.000 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 53

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Unframed

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Price: 1.200 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 57

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Framed

Signed and dated bottom right

Price: 600 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 61

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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Certificate of authenticity by artist's grandson Giuseppe Zuccheri

Work published in the brochure "Selected works by Luigi Zuccheri (1904-1974)", from a Friulian collection. Stamp "Opera del Maestro Zuccheri, Inventario 1980" on the reverse. Luigi Zuccheri's works have seen a marked increase in interest, with requests arriving not only from our region but from throughout Italy and abroad, particularly from the United States, Switzerland, Norway, and Central Europe. This has been accompanied by a significant increase in the prices of his works. The reasons for this are to be found in a series of highly sought-after exhibitions recently held by international institutions and galleries. Among these are the artist's presence at the Fondation Vincent Van Gogh in Arles, France, and Nature Humaine – Humane Nature, in two exhibitions, in 2023 and 2024; recent solo exhibitions at the Karma Gallery in Los Angeles and New York; at the Standard Oslo Gallery in Norway in 2023; and at the Sylvia Kouvali Gallery in Athens and London last year; as well as his participation in leading international art events such as Frieze Los Angeles, February 29 – May 3, 2024, and Art Basel, June 13 – 16, 2024.

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Price: 2.700 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 63

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Framed

Certificate of authenticity and archiving by Sergio Colussa for both works

Signed lower left

Price: 1.900 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 64

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Framed

Certificate of authenticity by artist's grandson Giuseppe Zuccheri

Stamp "Opera del Maestro Zuccheri, Inventario 1980" on the reverse. Luigi Zuccheri's works have seen a marked increase in interest, with requests arriving not only from our region but from throughout Italy and abroad, particularly from the United States, Switzerland, Norway, and Central Europe. This has been accompanied by a significant increase in the prices of his works. The reasons for this are to be found in a series of highly sought-after exhibitions recently held by international institutions and galleries. Among these are the artist's presence at the Fondation Vincent Van Gogh in Arles, France, and Nature Humaine – Humane Nature, in two exhibitions, in 2023 and 2024; recent solo exhibitions at the Karma Gallery in Los Angeles and New York; at the Standard Oslo Gallery in Norway in 2023; and at the Sylvia Kouvali Gallery in Athens and London last year; as well as his participation in leading international art events such as Frieze Los Angeles, February 29 – May 3, 2024, and Art Basel, June 13 – 16, 2024.

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Price: 2.000 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 66

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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Executed in 1976, this Still Life with Coffee Pot and Bottle belongs to one of the most mature and accomplished periods of Fred Pittino's artistic career, where the theme of still life reaches results of refined color sensitivity. The palette, built on a consistent and harmonious tonalism, bears witness to the chromatic mastery that Pittino had refined over decades of tireless research. During this period, it led him to favor objects in his still lifes chosen precisely for their expressive potential in terms of color and light.

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Price: 750 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 67

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Framed

This work belongs to one of the most mature and accomplished periods of Fred Pittino's artistic career, where the theme of still life reaches results of refined color sensitivity. The palette, built on a consistent and harmonious tonalism, bears witness to the chromatic mastery that Pittino had refined over decades of tireless research. During this period, it led him to favor objects in his still lifes chosen precisely for their expressive potential in terms of color and light.

Signed and dated upper left

Price: 800 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 68

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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On wooden support—a choice Coceani favored for the solidity of the background and the color rendering—the Friulian artist created this still life composition in 1973. The wealth of elements demonstrates a particularly ambitious compositional effort, where the Veneto-Friulian still life tradition dialogues with the chromatic and atmospheric influences the artist had developed during his long training between Florence, Rome, and Venice.The painting, in good condition, comes from an important family from Friuli Venezia Giulia."

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Price: 800 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 69

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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Dedicated on the ereverse.

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Price: 600 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 79

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Framed

Signed and dated bottom right

Price: 700 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 82

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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Dedication lower right.

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Price: 1.000 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 83

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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A work of rare figurative quality, it reveals one of the least explored and most precious aspects of Carlo Ciussi's production: the return to the human figure, treated with the same expressive power and mastery of line that characterize his entire artistic research.

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Price: 1.800 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 85

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

Unframed

Small hole at center of sculpture, 2 left hand fingers are missing. Clay plate, dated 1957 and belonging to the figurative period of the Friulian artist. The extensively worked surface features a three-figure composition against a neutral background: two human figures and a white horse in a subject of mythological inspiration, treated with that expressive synthesis and chromatic vitality that characterize Ceschia's Neorealism of the 1950s.

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Lot: 86

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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Executed at the height of the artist's most intense mature phase, Re Sole (Sun King) is a work that perfectly embodies Spazzapan's unique language during the five-year period between the 25th and 27th Venice Biennale—two landmark exhibitions in which the Gorizia-born painter participated with growing critical acclaim.The subject—a regal figure accompanied by a cat—belongs to that fantastical and narrative vein that Spazzapan cultivated alongside his formal research, weaving fairytale and symbolic influences with the nervous, incisive line characteristic of his figurative painting in the 1950s.The pairing of the Sun King—a solar icon par excellence in art history and symbolic power—with the presence of a cat introduces a note of ironic, almost surreal ambiguity. This is fully in tune with the restless Expressionist charge that animates Spazzapan's production during this phase, just before the abstract-informal turning point that would mark the final years of his career. Literature: "Giorgio de Chirico, Biennale a fuoco", 1950-1954, curated by Stefano Cecchetto and Roberto Zamberlan, Cortina d'Ampezzo Museum of Modern Art Mario Rimoldi, p. 84.

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Price: 2.990 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 87

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

2nd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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The painting dates back to a crucial transition in Zigaina's artistic career: 1957 was the year when the Friulian painter had moved away from his Neorealist period to embrace a more hermetic, emblematic, and visionary vision, in which reality blends with dreams. An important work, this Ceppaia from 1957 precedes the long series of oils on the same subject that Zigaina would develop throughout the 1960s, thus acquiring historical and documentary value.

Signed and dated bottom left

Price: 4.500 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 89

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

3rd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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Ortelius's edition extends from Venice north to the Italian Alps and east to Trieste and Istria. It features a splendid depiction of Venice floating on several islands. Abraham Ortelius (1527–1598), a Flemish cartographer and geographer, is widely considered one of the most important and influential cartographers in history. He is known for his Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, which was the first modern atlas. Van Den Broecke 119. Little fold at center, and small tear at center left.

Price: 250 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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Lot: 92

77th Auction of Local Art from Friuli Venezia Giulia

3rd Session: Local Art from Friuli VG

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“The Triumph of Flora” based on a work by Giambattista Tiepolo (Venice 1696-Madrid 1770). Original owned by Mr. Co. Algarotti in Venice. An artwork of prestigious provenance, coming directly from the Cosattini Family of Udine. It was originally in the collection of the lawyer Giovanni Cosattini (1878–1954)—a socialist deputy, close friend of Giacomo Matteotti, staunch opponent of Fascism, mayor of the Liberation, and ultimately Senator of the Italian Republic. His five children (two sons and three daughters), born from his marriage to Renza Cuoghi, were each protagonists of extraordinary historical journeys. The eldest son, Luigi, a professor of civil law, was among the co-founders of the Action Party (Partito d'Azione) in the Veneto region; later deported to Buchenwald, he tragically perished in Germany during an escape attempt. The other son, Alberto, a lawyer and fellow Action Party militant, served as Ferruccio Parri's right-hand man in Milan during the crucial 1944–45 period, and subsequently as his private secretary during the first post-Liberation government. The three daughters married prominent figures from the Italian anti-fascist intellectual elite: Emilia married Gustavo Volterra, an executive at RAS and son of the world-renowned mathematician Vito Volterra—one of the very few university professors who, in 1931, refused the oath of allegiance imposed by the Fascist regime; Giovanna wed the Turinese engineer Enrico Carrara, son of Professor Mario Carrara (and son-in-law of Cesare Lombroso), another of the rare 'non-swearing' academics; finally, Emma was the wife of Giovanni Enriques, an Olivetti executive heavily active in the Resistance (cf. Sandro Gerbi, I Cosattini. Una famiglia antifascista di Udine, Milan, Hoepli, 2016).

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Price: 300 €  + buyer's premium  25%

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