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Woman with dog and child It is a work created by Consalvo Carelli between 1870 and 1880.
This refined pencil on paper, characterised by a delicate blue colour, is glued to another paper support.

• Sheet size: mm. 225×142
• Condition: Excellent state of preservation
• Support: Paper

Carelli, one of the main exponents of the Posillipo School, was born in Naples in 1818.
His artistic training began at a young age, under the guidance of his father Raffaele, and he perfected his skills with the Englishman William Leicht.
His career includes important recognitions, such as the position of painting master to Queen Margherita and the nomination as professor at the Accademia di San Luca.

Two women and a child It is a work by Consalvo Carelli, created between 1870 and 1880.
This unsigned pencil on paper is glued to another paper support and has two folds.

• Sheet size: mm. 120×148
• Support: Paper
• Condition: Good
• Era: XIX
• Technique: Pencil

Consalvo Carelli, born in Naples in 1818, is one of the main exponents of the Posillipo School, a 19th-century painting movement.
His artistic training began at a young age, under the guidance of his father Raffaele, and he subsequently perfected his technique with the Englishman William Leicht.
Carelli had an important career, becoming an academic of San Luca and collaborating with illustrious figures of his time.

Landscapes It is a work of Consalvo Carelli, built between 1870 and 1880.
This pencil on paper features two sketches, one of which appears to depict Vesuvius.

• Sheet size: mm. 73×132
• Support: Paper
• Condition: Excellent

Carelli, one of the major exponents of the Posillipo School, was born in Naples in 1818.
His artistic training began at a young age, under the guidance of his father, Raffaele, and later with the Englishman William Leicht.
His career includes important recognitions, such as the position of painting master to Queen Margherita and the nomination as professor at the Accademia di San Luca.

Abruzzo landscape It is a work created by Consalvo Carelli between 1870 and 1880, using pencil on paper.
This unsigned work is glued to another paper support and measures 86x144 mm.

• Artist: Consalvo Carelli (1818-1900)
• Era: 19th century
• Dimensions: Small
• Support: Paper
• Condition: Excellent

Carelli is considered one of the major exponents of the Posillipo School, a pictorial movement that had great development in the 19th century.
Born in Naples to a family from Puglia, Carelli began painting at a young age, learning from his father and perfecting his techniques with the Englishman William Leicht.
He held important roles in the field of art, becoming an academic of San Luca and collaborating with illustrious personalities of his time.