1947-2007 - Louis Tedesco was born in Manhattan in 1947. He started painting in 1959. His formal studies began at Ithaca College in 1965, where he originated as a drama major. He continued his education at the Maryland Institute, College of Art in Baltimore, MD and later at the Fechin Institute for a number of years, at the Institute’s studio facility in San Cristobal, New Mexico. He was often known for realist still life.
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Tedesco, Louis "Jug with Copper Ladle" Original Painting Oil on Board
Hand Signed
Lower right
Edition #
Original
Provenance & Extra Info
Acquired directly from the Estate of Louis Tedesco.
Excellent Condition
Retail Price
$12,000
Asking Price
$6,400 OBO
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Tedesco, Louis "Pitcher with Bowl of Fruit" Original Painting Oil on Canvas
Hand Signed
Lower right
Edition #
Original
Provenance & Extra Info
Acquired directly from the Estate of Louis Tedesco.
Excellent Condition
Retail Price
$15,000
Asking Price
$9,000 OBO
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Tedesco, Louis "Seckle Pears" Original Painting Oil on Canvas
Hand Signed
Edition #
Original
Provenance & Extra Info
Purchased 2007 from Imperial Fine Art Gallery whom had purchased it from the artist's estate exhibition.
Excellent Condition
Retail Price
Asking Price
$4,000 Make Offer
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Tedesco, Louis "Turquoise Vase with Pear" Original Painting Oil on Canvas
Hand Signed
Lower right
Edition #
Original
Provenance & Extra Info
Acquired directly from the Estate of Louis Tedesco.
Excellent Condition
Retail Price
$30,000
Asking Price
$22,500
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1947-2007 - Louis Tedesco was born in Manhattan in 1947. He started painting in 1959. His formal studies began at Ithaca College in 1965, where he originated as a drama major. He continued his education at the Maryland Institute, College of Art in Baltimore, MD and later at the Fechin Institute for a number of years, at the Institute’s studio facility in San Cristobal, New Mexico. He was often known for realist still life.