Oil on Wood Signed Diotallevi (Joseph Born in 1959)

  

Oil on Wood Signed Diotallevi (Joseph Born in 1959). This wooden panel measuring 45 x 21 cm is an exceptional work of art by Joseph Diotallevi. This painting, likely created in La Baule or Deauville, is one of the artist's masterpieces in the beach scene category. The painting is signed by the artist.

Joseph Diotallevi is a French artist born in 1959 in Paris. He is known for his beach and coastal city scenes, painted in oil on wood. His style is characterized by a great mastery of light, a vibrant palette, and a deep sensitivity to the representation of the natural world. In this work, Diotallevi offers us an idyllic beach scene, with a clear blue sky and floating clouds, featuring figures walking along the beach. The painting is executed with great finesse and sensitivity to the portrayal of nature and everyday life. The painting has a small loss of paint at the bottom and a small loss of wood in one corner. Otherwise, it is in good condition, with vibrant brush strokes and bright colors. A top reliability badge is affixed to my listings. Return shipping costs are covered (see conditions below). Worldwide shipping is available under these conditions. Shipping time is a maximum of 2 days. Please look closely at the photos before bidding, as they are an integral part of the item's description. If there is a problem, an undisclosed defect, a purchase error, or anything else, please contact me before leaving feedback; communication is always better.

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