Livia Pertile
Vintage double-breasted duster
Vintage double-breasted duster
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Dark blue double-breasted duster coat without collar with waist belt.
The piece is made unique and unrepeatable by the painting by the artist Livia Pertile. The theme of the painting concerns the Venetian Villas of the architect Andrea Palladio, one of the main subjects that the artist re-proposes in other elegant and precious pieces, bags and paintings.
Make yours a unique spring piece that reinterprets the classic and timeless “white & blue” in a contemporary way and makes every occasion unique.
On the front right of the garment is painted a Palladian villa with an Italian garden, on the back left is the villa reflected in the river. The garment is further enriched by a writing, which recalls the theme, on the entire lower hem and by the artist's signature on the cuffs.
Care instructions: wash (max 30 C°) and iron the garment inside out only.
Details:
- Composition: 56% Cotton, 41% Polyamide-Nylon, 3% Elastane.
- Size:
[IT] 44 - [D] 38 - [FR] 40 - [UK] 12 - [US] 8
- Color: dark blue.
- Includes a self-tie fabric strap.
- N. 2 External side slit pockets.
- No. 6 blue buttons.
Please be advised that for orders shipped to destinations outside the European Union, any applicable customs duties and import taxes are the responsibility of the recipient. These costs are subject to the regulations of the destination country and are beyond the control of our store.
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The Critique ★★★★★
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Achille Bonito Oliva
"The European character of Pertile contrasts with the informative pragmatism of much Anglo-Saxon art through the restitution of a synthetic and reflective dimension to painting, capable of questioning its own status, its own function within the history of our time ."
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Lucio Barbera
"A modern Flemish or an authentic hyperrealist: this is how Livia Pertile appears to me today, who shows that, in addition to her hand and her mind, she possesses a great cleanliness that, starting in her head, arrives directly in the painting ."