Pietro Scoppetta Artwork valuations, appraisals and auction estimates

Scoppetta Pietro (Amalfi, 1863 - Naples, 1920) Pietro Scoppetta was initially a pupil of Giacomo Di Chirico. He subsequently went to Rome, where he attended the studios of the city's artists and then to Paris and London, where he was influenced by the French Impressionists, which he combined with his pictorial style, characterized by the bright colors of the Neapolitan school. Read the full biography

Scoppetta Pietro (Amalfi, 1863 - Naples, 1920) Pietro Scoppetta was initially a pupil of Giacomo Di Chirico. He subsequently went to Rome, where he attended the studios of the city's artists and then to Paris and London, where he was influenced by the French Impressionists, which he combined with his pictorial style, characterized by the bright colors of the Neapolitan school. Scoppetta always depicted Neapolitan, Parisian and London landscapes and was also very skilled in capturing the grace of femininity in the figures of his paintings.