Seller of cooked goods and tripe, Seller of raw goods 1823

Saverio della Gatta's "Seller of cooked goods and tripe, Seller of raw goods" (1823) depicts a bustling street scene in Naples. The artist captures the daily life of ordinary people, from the butcher preparing his wares to the woman selling meat from a donkey. Della Gatta was a prolific Italian artist who specialized in genre painting, often focusing on scenes of everyday life. The painting's vibrant colors and detailed depiction of clothing and accessories convey a sense of realism. It offers a glimpse into the social and economic life of Naples during the early 19th century.