Puglia
La colonna romana segna la fine della Via Appia: arte di approdo e partenza
The best way to find out what you want on your wall is to spend time in front of real paintings. In Brindisi the collections to start from are Museo Archeologico Provinciale Francesco Ribezzo, Colonne Romane. There a painting is seen at its own scale, with its surface and its light, and no photograph replaces that. For a wider view, the page on Puglia gathers the other cities of the region.
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 works on this page are not hand-painted: they are mixed-media artist prints, signed, in editions of 25 with a certificate. They are contemporary works and do not depict Brindisi. The catalogue holds 65 of them, by 5 artists, in 40 × 30 cm and 60 × 40 cm, at 95–295 €. The painting price guide explains what drives the figure.
If you prefer photography, Brindisi also has a page on fine art photography; for the whole buying route, see how to buy art.
A second selection from the catalogue, in the same medium.
Every work comes with a certificate, and there is a 14-day right of return. We ship to 44 countries.
Where to see art
The selection we curate holds 65 works by 5 artists, priced from 95–295 €. 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.
No. They are mixed-media artist prints, signed, in editions of 25 with a certificate.
The painting and mixed-media prints in our selection cost 95–295 €, in 40 × 30 cm and 60 × 40 cm.
