The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

The Caprese painter Antonio Palomba, through the recovery of materials gone into disuse such as ancient doors and windows, manages to revive the ancient atmospheres of the time to which these objects belonged through the pictorial representation. These materials left exactly as found, are glued, nailed and subsequently restored and treated with special resins. Finally paintings after a thorough study and in total respect of the material itself.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

There are very few ways to keep alive a material that has been discarde and find the way to tell its story and origins. On the Island of Capri , Antonio Palomba is the only painter who has dedicated himself to realizing this project; Through his artistic skills he also brings back to life the feel of the time when the material was in use.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

There are very few ways to keep alive a material that has been discarde and find the way to tell its story and origins. On the Island of Capri , Antonio Palomba is the only painter who has dedicated himself to realizing this project; Through his artistic skills he also brings back to life the feel of the time when the material was in use.

Antonio palomba was born in Capri in a three generation family of artists and was trained by his father , well known for his paintings and ceramic works. Antonio loves to represents all the aspects of Capri Island, even the lesser known with a constant search for quality of light.

There are very few ways to keep alive a material that has been discarde and find the way to tell its story and origins. On the Island of Capri , Antonio Palomba is the only painter who has dedicated himself to realizing this project; Through his artistic skills he also brings back to life the feel of the time when the material was in use.