Alessandro Lupo, “market Scene,” Oil On Cardboard, 1900s Era

Alessandro Lupo, “Market Scene,” oil on cardboard, 1900s era

This painting, signed lower right by Alessandro Lupo, depicts a lively market scene. The work captures an everyday moment with figures interacting in front of a fruit and vegetable stall. The composition is animated, with a variety of characters dressed in traditional clothing, immersed in their activities. 

Warm colors and quick, bold brushstrokes lend energy and dynamism to the image, emphasizing the lively atmosphere of the market. The scene is well balanced: in the center, a woman in a dark dress converses with a man dressed in a white vest and shirt, while other figures populate the background, adding depth and complexity to the depiction.

Lupo's impressionistic touch, evident in the loose brushstrokes and deliberately hinted details, makes this painting a celebration of everyday life, showing the market as a meeting point and social interaction.

On the reverse side Stamp and signature SAN BARNABA MILAN Art Gallery.

Measurements: Framed 47 x 59 / Cardboard 25 x 35.5 cm.

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