The two auctions of 19th and Early 20th Century Art in March and April come from a choice of absolute quality for Finarte's return to Piazzetta Bossi, both in terms of the selection of the session dedicated to Important Paintings and Sculptures (April 17) and the vast selection of Petits-Maîtres (March 27), created to meet the needs of newcomers to the subject.

Unique and truly extraordinary pieces that count the most important names in Italian painting between the 19th and 20th centuries: from a typical Impressionist girl by Federico Zandomeneghi (Zandò to most) to a breathtaking Venice by Rubens Santoro, from a majestic dolomitic Guglielmo Ciardi to a magnetic commoner by Gaetano Esposito, to name but a few.

A section dedicated to women, from innocent to fatal, told by artists such as: Arturo Rietti, Romano Valori, Aleardo Villa, Giovanni Sottocornola up to Giuseppe De Nittis' Parisian, in open dialogue with the large retrospective organized at the same time at Palazzo Reale. Also noteworthy is a section worthy of the Gallerie d'Italia with the four monumental Romantic landscapes interpreted by Piccio, Giuseppe Canella, Giacomo Trecourt and Pietro Ronzoni.

All the major Italian schools and movements are represented here, offering the public a figuration that is unlikely to go out of fashion, given the iconicity of the piece, a guiding star in the department's choices.

> Discover the catalogue of the first part of the auction

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