Piazza Santa Trinità During the 1966 Flood
 
Own a poignant piece of Florentine history with this original vintage lithograph by renowned Italian artist Luciano Guarnieri (1930–2009). This evocative work captures Piazza Santa Trinità during the catastrophic 1966 flood of Florence, a pivotal moment in the city's modern history.
 
Key Features:
Artist: Luciano Guarnieri, a celebrated Florentine painter and student of Pietro Annigoni, known for his masterful depictions of the city.
Subject: A dramatic view of Piazza Santa Trinità, featuring the iconic Column of Justice (Colonna della Giustizia) standing tall amidst the rising floodwaters.
Medium: Original three-color lithograph on paper.
Historical Significance: Part of the famous "Firenze 4 Novembre 1966" series, published by G.C. Sansoni in 1967 as a tribute to the city's resilience.
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist in the lower right margin. Marked as number X
Presentation: Professionally framed in a contemporary silver-toned metal frame with a deep charcoal mat, highlighting the atmospheric, moody tones of the artwork.
Condition & Dimensions:
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The print itself shows no signs of foxing or fading, preserved behind glass.
Dimensions: Framed approximately 14.5" x 18.75"
This rare find from a Florence flea market is perfect for collectors of Italian art, history buffs, or anyone looking to add a sophisticated and meaningful piece to their gallery wall.