Scoppa Radames (active A Naples XIX- XXe). Posilippus. Palazzo Donn'anna.

Scoppa Radames (active a Naples XIX- XXe)
Posilippus. Palazzo Donn’Anna.
Oil painting on wooden panel .
Scene with fishing boats and sailboat. Very picturesque palace often represented by painters. Place of old legends (see below)

Painting has an old label on the back of the frame and glass store in Rio de Janeiro, the place where the photo was framed. certainly the painting was brought by a traveler, at the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th century, who visited Naples, then framed in the country of arrival.
The panel is slightly deformed.
Signs of cretto are clearly visible in the photos.

* An ancient and mysterious legend hovers around Palazzo Donn'Anna, a building in the heart of Posillipo, built at the end of the 15th century on an existing building
He called it “Villa delle Sirene” and spent three days and three nights of intense passion with Beppe.  Inside the villa, "pitfalls" were designed to prevent those who set foot from leaving.  Unfortunately, those who entered were inevitably the victim of a sad fate.  Beppe could only be the first victim: the Queen could not allow him, having left the villa, to tell around what had happened, compromising his reputation.  Thus it was that the floor opened under her feet and the man sank into the sea.

He called it “Villa delle Sirene” and spent three days and three nights of intense passion with Beppe.  Inside the villa, "pitfalls" were designed to prevent those who set foot from leaving.  Unfortunately, those who entered were inevitably the victim of a sad fate.  Beppe could only be the first victim: the Queen could not allow him, having left the villa, to tell around what had happened, compromising his reputation.  Thus it was that the floor opened under her feet and the man sank into the sea.

 As soon as she heard the news, Beppe's girlfriend, Stella, began to torment herself over her disappearance and cursed the Queen with all her strength, so much so that all her curses came true.  Even after the death of Queen Giovanna II, the curse did not stop: she continued to incessantly strike all the aristocratic owners of the villa.

 As soon as she heard the news, Beppe's girlfriend, Stella, began to torment herself over her disappearance and cursed the Queen with all her strength, so much so that all her curses came true.  Even after the death of Queen Giovanna II, the curse did not stop: she continued to incessantly strike all the aristocratic owners of the villa.