Artist: Eugenio Franzò. Title: Fire at San Marco, Venice. Type: Original artwork – unique piece. Medium and support: Acrylics on canvas. Dimensions: 30 × 60 cm – vertical orientation. Year: 2022.
Description of the artwork
In Fire at San Marco, Venice, Eugenio Franzò offers a keen and ironic observation of the female world: the title evokes fire, red, and the chromatic dominance that pervades the canvas, but the subject is anything but dramatic.
The artwork depicts the eternal conflict between elegance and comfort: walking through Venice — among narrow streets, bridges, and high water — is a daily challenge that tests every aesthetic aspiration. Franzò observes this distinctly feminine tension with affection and humor, where the choice of shoes becomes almost a political act.
Red — the fire of the title — is not destruction: it is vitality, passion, the strength of those who choose to be beautiful even when the Venetian pavement makes it impossible. A work light in tone, profound in its gaze.
Originality and authenticity
Original artwork already created, unique piece. The purchase concerns the artwork described in the listing, not a reproduction or a new creation made to order.
The artwork is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Micol Art Gallery and documentation from the artist.
Preparation and shipping
The artwork is shipped directly by Micol Art Gallery. After the order is confirmed, it is prepared for transport with professional protective packaging for original artworks. No production time is required: the original is already completed.
Copyright
Copyright and reproduction rights remain with the artist. The purchase of the physical artwork does not include the transfer of reproduction rights.
Color accuracy
On-screen viewing may result in slight color differences compared to the physical artwork.
Micol Art Gallery – Arte4R Project
Eugenio Franzò is part of the contemporary artist circuit of the Micol Art Gallery – Arte4R project, dedicated to promoting contemporary art and regenerating spaces through original artwork.
