Original painting Taormina: Sicily’s Historic Gem

One of Italy’s most historic holiday resorts, Taormina is a picturesque town perched on a slope high above the Ionian Sea on the eastern coast of Sicily. Famed for the views, the ancient ruins, the seaside, the town’s film festival, an outdoor theatre season and not forgetting Etna. Close to the site of one of the earliest colonies founded by the Ancient Greeks in Sicily, Taormina became a thriving Greek and then Roman town. The size and elegance of the town cathedral and many of its buildings are evidence of Taormina’s moderate prosperity over the centuries. By the end of the 19th century this picturesque and ancient town was already on the tourist trail, with famous visitors including Oscar Wilde, Richard Wagner, and Tsar Nicholas II. This piece of artwork features a beach-side bar on a beautiful sunny day at the height of summer.

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Unframed original acrylic beach scene painting featuring sun umbrellas at a beach-side trattoria in Taormina, Sicily. Artwork measures 40.5cm x 30.5cm.

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Published by iannello616

I am a British contemporary fine artist creating powerful acrylic paintings inspired by the interaction of light, colour, and perspective in natural and urban landscapes. I am fascinated by nature enjoying woodland, fell and moorland walking which provide a wealth of inspiration for my painting. For me having the time to stop, look and fully appreciate all the wonders of nature –the wildlife, trees and flowers and the interaction of colours and light – is a remarkable gift. I regularly visit family in Italy and Australia both beautiful countries full of artistic inspiration – some of the most spectacular sunsets, landscapes, and seascapes you will see anywhere in the world. My primary medium is acrylics, and I am a member of the Altrincham Society of Artists and the Visual Artists Association. I sign my artwork Iannello, my mother’s maiden name in her memory.

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