Pompeo Massani (1850-1920) - Ritratto di popolana






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Ritratto di Popolana, an oil on canvas portrait by Pompeo Massani (1850–1920), dated 1890 in the XIX century, measuring 53 x 44 cm, hand-signed, produced in Italy and sold with its frame.
Description from the seller
Pompeo Massani. (Florence, 1850 - 1920)
Portrait of the Common People
Pompeo Massani Museum Collection
Certificate of authenticity / Expertise in accordance with the law
Oil on canvas, 53 x 44 cm in a contemporary frame.
Size: 35 x 26 cm
Pompeo Massani was a famous Italian painter born in Florence in December 1850 and died in the same city on August 25, 1920. After completing his studies at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence, he was mentored for three years by Michele Gordigiani.
His artistic career began with the painting 'La politica in canonica', which earned him a silver medal at the Rovigo Exhibition of 1879. In 1881, Massani won first place at the Genoa exhibition with the work 'Un brindisi al frate', in which he depicted over 36 figures. Among his other most important works are 'The Design Lesson', owned by the Goupil Gallery, 'The Old Bachelors', 'A Card Game', 'The Concert', 'In the Cellar', and 'The Salute to the Hunchback'.
Massani was also the author of portraits as famous as they are important, including those of King Vittorio Emanuele and the Countess of Mirafiore. The Italian painter was also responsible for many works depicting scenes of public life, such as the painting on tambourines, in which he portrayed lively public scenes, including 'At the Marionette Theater,' 'At the Equestrian Circus,' 'The Juggler,' and 'Joyful Moment.'
In 1889, Massani participated in the Monaco Exhibition, where he displayed the painting 'Equestrian Circus'. Throughout his career, Massani was appointed honorary professor of the Royal Academy of Fine Art in Florence, and in 1887 he was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy. His art was primarily focused on genre painting, often depicting scenes in costume and satirical poses.
Ideal for collecting and investment — the author is mainly purchased by national museums and banking institutions.
With a certificate of authenticity in accordance with the law.
The artwork is presented in good preservation condition, with signs of aging.
The frame shown in the photo will be included as a gift.
Shipping with safety packaging, insured shipping
Seller's Story
Pompeo Massani. (Florence, 1850 - 1920)
Portrait of the Common People
Pompeo Massani Museum Collection
Certificate of authenticity / Expertise in accordance with the law
Oil on canvas, 53 x 44 cm in a contemporary frame.
Size: 35 x 26 cm
Pompeo Massani was a famous Italian painter born in Florence in December 1850 and died in the same city on August 25, 1920. After completing his studies at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence, he was mentored for three years by Michele Gordigiani.
His artistic career began with the painting 'La politica in canonica', which earned him a silver medal at the Rovigo Exhibition of 1879. In 1881, Massani won first place at the Genoa exhibition with the work 'Un brindisi al frate', in which he depicted over 36 figures. Among his other most important works are 'The Design Lesson', owned by the Goupil Gallery, 'The Old Bachelors', 'A Card Game', 'The Concert', 'In the Cellar', and 'The Salute to the Hunchback'.
Massani was also the author of portraits as famous as they are important, including those of King Vittorio Emanuele and the Countess of Mirafiore. The Italian painter was also responsible for many works depicting scenes of public life, such as the painting on tambourines, in which he portrayed lively public scenes, including 'At the Marionette Theater,' 'At the Equestrian Circus,' 'The Juggler,' and 'Joyful Moment.'
In 1889, Massani participated in the Monaco Exhibition, where he displayed the painting 'Equestrian Circus'. Throughout his career, Massani was appointed honorary professor of the Royal Academy of Fine Art in Florence, and in 1887 he was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy. His art was primarily focused on genre painting, often depicting scenes in costume and satirical poses.
Ideal for collecting and investment — the author is mainly purchased by national museums and banking institutions.
With a certificate of authenticity in accordance with the law.
The artwork is presented in good preservation condition, with signs of aging.
The frame shown in the photo will be included as a gift.
Shipping with safety packaging, insured shipping
