"Portovenere"
24 x 36
Giclee on Canvas
$350
Portovenere is a beautiful Liguran coastal village in Italy. It is even more beautiful than Portofino which is considered to be the Italian Riviera. The castle-like structure on the top of the mountain was originally a temple to Venus but is now a little monastery church. Venere in Italian means Venus. Thus, the name of the town, Port of Venus. This is a giclée* reproduction of a painting this painting. It is a limited edition of 250 and would be number 2 in the series.
If you are interested in purchasing this giclee please email me at ritamarandino1@mac.com
*(A giclée is an exact reproduction on stretched canvas. It is an extrememly high resolution digital print that is created with a ink-jet printer using fade resistant archival inks.)
2 comments:
it's NOT tuscan...it's in LIGURIA, the region of Portofino..
an guy from portovenere.
Sorry about that. My cousin lives in Massa Cararra and I was under the impression that most of the coast was in Tuscany. In looking it up I also see that Portovenere is all one word.
Thanks for the correction.
Rita
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