"Houseboat Flowers"

Limited Edition Serigraph

100% Rag paper, Printed by hand in 87 colors

Numbered and Hand Signed

Approx: 28.50 X 29.00 inches (with border)

23.00 X 24.00 inches (image)

Edition Size:

250 Numbered, 35 AP, 90 Roman Numerals

Certificate of Authenticity 

Gallery/Retail Price: $1,600.00

Our Price: $999.00

"Rio Secundo"

Limited Edition Serigraph

Numbered and Hand Signed

100% Rag paper, Printed by hand in 89 colors

Approx: 42.00 X 34.00 inches (with border)

35.00 X 28.00 inches (image)

Edition Size: 250 plus 25 artist's proofs

and 20 numbered in Roman numerals

Certificate of Authenticity 

Gallery/Retail Price: $1,600.00

Our Price: $999.00

"Vernazza"

Limited Edition Serigraph

100% Rag paper, Printed by hand in 150 colors

Numbered and Hand Signed by Marco Sassone

Edition Size: 250 plus 25 artist's proofs

90 impressions numbered in Roman numerals

Approx: 35.50 X 40.00 inches (with border)

30.00 X 35.00 inches (image).

Certificate of Authenticity 

Gallery/Retail Price: $1,800.00

Our Price: $1,299.00

"View from Bay Bridge"

Limited Edition Serigraph

100% Rag paper, Printed by hand in 78 colors

Numbered and Hand Signed by Marco Sassone

Edition Size: 250 plus 25 artist's proofs

90 impressions numbered in Roman numerals

Approx: 36.00 X 44.50 inches (with border)

32.00 X 40.00 inches (image)

Certificate of Authenticity 

Gallery/Retail Price: $1,800.00

Our Price: $1,299.00

Biography

Marco Sassone studied with painter Silvio Loffredo, professor of art at the Academia in Florence, a pupil himself of the Austrian master Oskar Kokoschka. Loffredo encouraged him to develop his own style and vision. For inspiration, Sassone studied the works of the 19th century Italian impressionists, the Macchiaioli - Giovanni Fattori, Vito D’Ancona and Silvestro Lega. He began exhibiting his first works at this time. At the age of 25, he was selected to exhibit at Lo Sprone Cultural Center in Florence.

In November 1967 Sassone traveled to the United States and settled in California. He later moved to Laguna Beach, a small seaside community, Mediterranean in geography and climate, with its own commitment to the arts. He became a regular exhibitor at the annual Festival of the Arts.

Throughout the seventies, he participated in a variety of exhibitions in the U.S. and abroad. Of his work then, the art critic for the Los Angeles Times, William Wilson, wrote: “Sassone is impressively gifted as a colorist and skilled in rendering reflections and color in light.”  In 1982 Marco Sassone was Knighted by president of Italy, Sandro Pertini, into the “Order to the Merit of the Italian Republic” and received a gold medal award from the Italian Academy of Arts, Literature and Science.