Drie foto's van de Golf van Napels en Villa Tritone 1950

These three photographs of the Gulf of Naples and Villa Tritone were taken by Norbert van den Berg in 1950. They're small, intimate, and so evocative, like little windows into a personal memory. I imagine Van den Berg standing there, the salt air on his face, clicking away with his camera. What was he thinking? Was he on vacation, escaping the everyday? You can almost feel the stillness, the quiet hum of the water meeting the land. There's something about the light, the way it hits the villa, and the dark, inky sea that speaks to a deep sense of place. The three photographs are like three notes in a melody, each one offering a slightly different perspective, a different mood. You see echoes of other artists who have been drawn to this same landscape. It is a reminder that art is a conversation, a dialogue across time and space. Artists see each other, inspire each other, and challenge each other.