Gallery
In chronological order:
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Alley of Formia, about 1956, private collection
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Portrait of pacchiana, about 1956, City hall of Minturno
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Pilgrims at Civita's Sanctuary, 1960, "Antonio Sicurezza" hall, City hall of Formia
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Announcement, 1964, Maranola of Formia - Announced Church
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Saint Albina, 1964, Formia - Church of Saint Erasmus
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Announced, 1967, Formia - Church of Carmine
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Charity of St Lawrence, 1968, Formia - Church of Saint John The Baptist
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Clean Hands, 1969, private collection
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Still Life With Pitchers, 1969, private collection
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Nude Shoulders, 1970, private collection
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Alley of Itri, 1970, private collection
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Still Life With Anchovies, 1972, "Antonio Sicurezza" hall, City hall of Formia
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Quay in the lagoon of Grado, 1973, private collection
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Female Torso, 1973, private collection
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Sunflowers, 1974, private collection
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Susanna, about 1975, private collection
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Castellonorato, about 1975, private collection
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Still Life With Onions, 1976, private collection
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The Nazarene, 1977, private collection
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The Bride from Formia, 1978, "Antonio Sicurezza" hall, City hall of Formia
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