Lino Selvatico Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Lino Selvatico Art Value Price Guide

Apr. 16, 2025
LINO SELVATICO Woman with hat
Est: €600 - €1,200
Drypoint and etching, 488 x 340 mm (sheet). A superb, rich proof on thick wove paper. Some foxing and browning along the edges, but overall in very good condition.
Bertolami Fine Art s.r.l.
Jun. 29, 2024
Lino Selvatico - "Maternita" ("Maternity")
Est: €2,500 - €3,000
Lino Selvatico, Padova, 1872 - Treviso, 1924 (Padua) - - Lino Selvatico, son of Riccardo renowned promoter of Venetian exhibitions, was born and grew up under his father's influence and guidance. Thanks to him, he was introduced to legal and artistic studies, also having the opportunity to learn under the tutelage of Cesare Laurenti. This eclectic training marked the beginning of a promising artistic career.His inaugural work, the "Portrait of Professor G. Bordiga," was presented at the III International Art Exhibition in Venice in 1899, immediately highlighting his emerging talent. Selvatico, a keen observer of the Venetian art of his time, began his career inspired by two eminent local artists, Giacomo Favretto and Ettore Tito. While he distanced himself from Favretto's anecdotal vein, he embraced Tito's portrait technique, modeling his works on elegant, worldly styles. This artistic choice proved to be a success, earning him the favor of the Venetian aristocracy and upper middle class.His active participation in the Venetian Internationals, including two individual shows in 1912 and 1922, helped solidify his reputation on the art scene. Despite his untimely death on July 25, 1924, following a tragic car accident while riding his motorcycle, his artistic legacy endured.Lino Selvatico's posthumous recognition was manifested in 1926, with the organization of a retrospective showcasing as many as 45 of his works. This event highlighted his significant contribution to Venetian art, celebrating his skill in portraiture and his lasting impact on the local art scene. His artistic legacy continued to inspire subsequent generations of artists, confirming his prominent position in the history of 20th-century Venetian art.
Casa D'Aste Santa Giulia
May. 09, 2024
LINO SELVATICO
Est: €2,500 - €3,000
WOMAN IN PINK
Fidesarte Italia SRL
May. 09, 2024
LINO SELVATICO THE FOREST OF CÀ TRON (BIANCADE)
Est: €1,000 - €1,500
signature and title on the back
Fidesarte Italia SRL
Dec. 15, 2023
LINO SELVATICO (PADOVA 1872-TREVISO 1924), YOUNG LADY WITH DOG
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
LINO SELVATICO (Padova 1872-Treviso 1924), Young lady with dog 1916 Oil on canvas 103 x 88 cm Signed and dated lower right: Lino Selvatico, 1916 Fair conditions, craquelure and two losses of color lower centre
Bertolami Fine Art s.r.l.
Dec. 02, 2023
Lino Selvatico - "Nudo di schiena" (Naked Back.)
Est: €3,000 - €3,500
Lino Selvatico, son of Riccardo renowned promoter of Venetian exhibitions, was born and grew up under his father's influence and guidance. Thanks to him, he was introduced to legal and artistic studies, also having the opportunity to learn under the tutelage of Cesare Laurenti. This eclectic training marked the beginning of a promising artistic career. His inaugural work, the "Portrait of Professor G. Bordiga," was presented at the 3rd Venice International Art Exhibition in 1899, immediately highlighting his emerging talent. Selvatico, a keen observer of the Venetian art of his time, began his career inspired by two eminent local artists, Giacomo Favretto and Ettore Tito. While he distanced himself from Favretto's anecdotal vein, he embraced Tito's portrait technique, modeling his works on elegant, worldly styles. This artistic choice proved successful, earning him the favor of the Venetian aristocracy and upper middle class. His active participation in the Venetian Internationals, including two individual shows in 1912 and 1922, helped solidify his reputation on the artistic scene. Despite his untimely death on July 25, 1924, following a tragic car accident while riding his motorcycle, his artistic legacy endured. Lino Selvatico's posthumous recognition was manifested in 1926, with the organization of a retrospective showcasing as many as 45 of his works. This event highlighted his significant contribution to Venetian art, celebrating his skill in portraiture and his lasting impact on the local art scene. His artistic legacy continued to inspire subsequent generations of artists, confirming his prominent position in the history of 20th-century Venetian art. | (FR) Lino Selvatico, fils de Riccardo, célèbre promoteur d'expositions vénitiennes, est né et a grandi sous l'influence et les conseils de son père. Grâce à lui, il a été initié aux études juridiques et artistiques, et a également eu l'occasion d'apprendre sous la tutelle de Cesare Laurenti. Cette formation éclectique marque le début d'une carrière artistique prometteuse. Sa première œuvre, le "Portrait du professeur G. Bordiga", a été présentée à la troisième exposition internationale d'art de Venise en 1899, mettant immédiatement en lumière son talent naissant. Selvatico, fin observateur de l'art vénitien de son époque, commence sa carrière en s'inspirant de deux éminents artistes locaux, Giacomo Favretto et Ettore Tito. Tout en s'éloignant de la veine anecdotique de Favretto, il adopte la technique du portrait de Tito, modelant ses œuvres sur des styles élégants et mondains. Ce choix artistique s'avère fructueux et lui vaut les faveurs de l'aristocratie et de la haute bourgeoisie vénitiennes. Sa participation active aux Internationaux de Venise, dont deux expositions personnelles en 1912 et 1922, contribue à consolider sa réputation sur la scène artistique. Malgré sa mort prématurée le 25 juillet 1924, à la suite d'un tragique accident de voiture alors qu'il circulait à moto, son héritage artistique perdure. La reconnaissance posthume de Lino Selvatico se manifeste en 1926, avec l'organisation d'une exposition rétrospective présentant 45 de ses œuvres. Cet événement souligne sa contribution significative à l'art vénitien, en célébrant ses talents de portraitiste et son impact durable sur la scène artistique locale. Son héritage artistique a continué à inspirer les générations suivantes d'artistes, confirmant sa position éminente dans l'histoire de l'art vénitien du XXe siècle.
Casa D'Aste Santa Giulia
Dec. 20, 2022
Lino Selvatico ...
Est: €950 - €1,000
(Padova 1872 - Treviso 1924) "Ritratto di ragazza con sardina" Venezia 1906 olio su tela (cm 54x42) Firmato, datato e locato Venezia in alto a destra In cornice (difetti)
Il Ponte Auction House
Nov. 30, 2021
Lino Selvatico (Padova 1872 - Treviso 1924)
Est: €800 - €1,200
Lino Selvatico (Padova 1872 - Treviso 1924) Nudo femminile Olio su tela Firmato Lino Selvatico e datato 1921 28 x 35 cm Lino Selvatico (Padua 1872 - Treviso 1924) Female nude Oil on canvas Signed Lino Selvatico and dated 1921 28 x 35 cm
Lucas Aste
Apr. 29, 2021
LINO SELVATICO AT THE MIRROR
Est: -
Hand signed. Beautiful drypoint by Lino Selvatico, an Italian painter and engraver, son of Riccardo Selvatico the promoter of the first Venice Biennale. The elegance of his portraits is close to the atmosphere of the Post-Impressionism. 47 x 35 (foglio), 53 x 37 (passepartout)
Bertolami Fine Art s.r.l.
Dec. 16, 2020
SELVATICO LINO (1872 - 1924) Portrait of Irma Gramatica.
Est: €600 - €800
SELVATICO LINO (1872 - 1924). Portrait of Irma Gramatica.. Signature lower right. Provenance: Manzoni Gallery, Padua.. Cm 20,70 x 29,50.
Capitolium Art
Oct. 01, 2019
Lino Selvatico, Lotto composto di 3 prove di stampa.
Est: €340 - €680
1) Volto femminile. Puntasecca e acquatinta. mm 190x125. Foglio: mm 195x135. 2) Nudo femminile seduto. Puntasecca. mm 146x100. Foglio: mm 220x118. 3) Nudo femminile seduto su velina applicata. mm 209x148. Foglio: mm 212x160. (3)
Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
Jul. 26, 2016
LINO SELVATICO (ITALIAN, 1872-1924) La Scarpatta signed
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
LINO SELVATICO (ITALIAN, 1872-1924) La Scarpatta signed and dated ‘Lino Selvatico/ 24’ (lower left) oil on panel 18 1/4 x 14 1/4 in. (46.4 x 36.2 cm.) Painted in 1924.
Christie's
Nov. 05, 2015
Attribuito a Lino Selvatico (1882-1924) Bambina con gatto e fiori Attributed to Lino Selvatico Girl with Cat and Flowers
Est: -
Attribuito a Lino Selvatico (1882-1924) Bambina con gatto e fiori Reca firma in basso a destra: L Selvatico Olio su tela, cm 53x43,5 € 1.500,00
Aste Bolaffi
Jun. 09, 2005
Attribuito a Lino Selvatico (Italia 1872-1924)
Est: €1,500 - €2,000
L'attesa La firma 'Lino Selvatico' (in basso a sinistra) appare coeva al dipinto olio su legno 30 x 48 cm.
Christie's