Puglia
La colonna romana segna la fine della Via Appia: arte di approdo e partenza
The cheapest way to avoid a bad purchase is to look a great deal before making one. In Brindisi the public collections to start from are Museo Archeologico Provinciale Francesco Ribezzo, Colonne Romane: that is where you learn which techniques, formats and colours actually hold your eye, before you take one home. The page on where to see art in Brindisi puts them in order, and art in Puglia widens the view to the region's other cities.
Mediterranean
Brindisi faces the sea. If that is the light you want at home, here is a selection from ArtMarket's “Mediterranean” and “Ocean & Sea” collections.
The questions are the same everywhere: what technique, on what support; unique piece or edition, and of how many; signed, and where; is there a certificate; what actually arrives, framed or unframed; can it be returned. The guide to authenticity and signatures explains what should be written down, and where.
Hand-signed photographic prints, ready to frame.
They are not works by artists from Brindisi, and we do not claim they are. They are 130 signed prints by 15 contemporary artists, in editions of 25 with a certificate, in 40 × 30 cm and 60 × 40 cm formats:
The median price is €145. These are catalogue prices, not market estimates. Orders ship to 44 countries, with 14-day returns.
A small format and a technique you already know keep any mistake inexpensive. The first purchase guide sets out the choices in order, from budget to wall.
Where to see art
The selection we curate holds 130 works by 15 artists, priced from 65–295 €. These are real figures, updated with the catalogue.
Available formats: 40 × 30 cm · 60 × 40 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 Mediterranean collection
In the city's public collections: Museo Archeologico Provinciale Francesco Ribezzo and Colonne Romane.
Our selection runs 65–295 €, with a median of €145: signed photographs from €65, painting and mixed-media prints from €95.
No. They are signed prints in editions of 25, each with a certificate.
