Toscana
Piero della Francesca e l'antiquariato: arte come stile di vita toscano
A photograph is judged printed, not on a screen: size, paper and the depth of the blacks change an image more than you would expect. In Arezzo the institutions to start from are Basilica di San Francesco, Museo Nazionale d'Arte Medievale e Moderna, Casa Vasari. Photography exhibitions are generally temporary, so it is worth checking the calendar before you go.
Landscapes & Nature
The land around Arezzo is all hills. For that kind of quiet, a selection from ArtMarket's “Landscapes & Nature”, “Cityscapes & Architecture” and “Black & White” collections.
Three facts, always: the printing technique, the paper and the edition size. An art photograph is an edition declared in advance, numbered and signed; an image with no edition is a poster, however well printed. The guide to editions and print runs explains how to read those numbers.
It is mostly a question of the room. Black and white sits with almost any wall and any furniture; colour pulls the room towards it, so it is best chosen against the tones already there. If you lean towards monochrome, there is a dedicated selection in black and white photography in Arezzo.
Hand-signed photographic prints, ready to frame.
53 photographs by 8 contemporary artists, signed prints in editions of 25 with a certificate, in 40 × 30 cm and 60 × 40 cm formats, at 65–145 €. They do not depict Arezzo, and we do not claim they do: we offer them for how they see, not for what they show. The photography price guide compares them by format.
Direct sunlight and damp are the two enemies of any print. The practical rules are in the conservation guide.
Where to see art
Artists linked to the city
Piero della Francesca · Giorgio Vasari · Cimabue
The selection we curate holds 53 works by 8 artists, priced from 65–145 €. These are real figures, updated with the catalogue.
Available formats: 40 × 30 cm
Every work is signed and ships unframed, rolled in a tube.
What stays with you from a city is often a way of looking. The works on ArtMarket are artist-signed prints, numbered and sold with a certificate.
Explore the Landscapes & Nature collection
The printing technique, the paper and the edition size. Those three define what the work is worth over time, and a serious seller states them without being asked twice.
Normally not: it is one copy of a numbered edition. The photographs we offer come in editions of 25, signed and with a certificate.
The institutions to start from are Basilica di San Francesco, Museo Nazionale d'Arte Medievale e Moderna and Casa Vasari; photography exhibitions are generally temporary, so check the calendar.
