Clara Garesio artist

Amalfi paper folded cards. The immagines come from original watercolours realized by Clara Garesio.

The artists on the Amalfi coast

Double cards in Amalfi paper with reproductions of drawings by great artists who worked on the Amalfi coast in the twentieth century.

Lucio Liguori watercolours

Amalfi paper folded cards. The immagines come from original watercolours realized by Lucio Liguori.

The Lemons

Amalfi paper folded cards. The immagines come from original watercolours realized by Sally Spector.

The Little Angels

Folded cards made from handmade Amalfi paper. The prints represent a selection of images of little angels taken from frescos and antique paintings.

Ceramics on paper

Thick cards made from Amalfi handmade paper. Pictures of ceramic majolica tiles made by various ceramists in Vietri sul Mare at the beginning of 900.

Amalfi as it was

Folded cards made from Amalfi handmade paper. A selection of images from paintings by Italian and foreign artists in the 1800s and 1900s.

Cartography

Thick cards made from Amalfi handmade paper. A selection of images of maps from 1700. The geographic maps are taken from the Atlas "Geogrphia Antiqua" by Christiphori Cellarius.

Scoppetta's "Parisians"

Folded cards made from handmade Amalfi paper with reproductions of Pietro Scoppetta's (Amalfi 1863-Naples 1920) portraits "Le Parigine" at the beginning of the 1900s. Scoppetta evokes the atmosphere of the Belle Epoque in parisian parlours, depicting elegant women, often in posh environments, with pictorial techniques similar to those of Giovanni Boldini.

Amalfi in the old prints and photos.

Amalfi paper folded cards representing the old photos, prints maded by many famous photographer and artists during 1800

Pompei and Herculaneum

Folded cards made from handmade Amalfi paper. Illustrations of frescos in Pompei and Herculaneum and a replica of a gouache of the Vesuvius erupting, dating back to the 1800s.

Lessons in love

Folded cards in handmade Amalfi paper with reproductions of dry tip prints made by Paul Emile Becat at the beginning of the 1900s, taken from "Amours de Psychè et de Cupidon".