Raffael (1483-1520), After - Die schöne Gärtnerin
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Die schöne Gärtnerin, an oil on canvas work from the 19th century in Italy, after Raphael (1483–1520), depicting a religious scene, unsigned, 105 × 78 cm, sold with frame.
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School of the 19th Century – After Raphael (March 1483 in Urbino; † April 6, 1520 in Rome)
The "Beautiful Gardener"
Oil on canvas,
Overall size approx.: 105 x 78 cm (+ frame included free of charge).
Raphael's "The Beautiful Gardener" (1507–1508) is a major work of the Italian Renaissance and is housed in the Louvre. It combines in a classical manner divine grace and human tenderness. Created in his Florentine period, the composition presents the Virgin Mary, the Christ Child and John the Baptist in a peaceful landscape, influenced by Leonardo da Vinci's sfumato technique.
Pyramidal composition: Raphael uses a stable pyramidal structure, heavily influenced by Leonardo da Vinci, in which the head of the Virgin Mary forms the apex and thus creates a sense of harmony and peace. The figures and the tenderness: The Virgin Mary sits in a landscape, no longer on a throne, which brings her closer to humanity. Her tender gaze on the Jesus child, who in turn looks trustingly at his mother, creates an intimate and moving human encounter. The little John the Baptist on the left creates a connection between the sacred scene and the viewer.
Light signs of wear, some minor restorations, otherwise in good condition. Very beautiful, large format. Excellent quality.
Provenance: Private collection from Northern France.
School of the 19th Century – After Raphael (March 1483 in Urbino; † April 6, 1520 in Rome)
The "Beautiful Gardener"
Oil on canvas,
Overall size approx.: 105 x 78 cm (+ frame included free of charge).
Raphael's "The Beautiful Gardener" (1507–1508) is a major work of the Italian Renaissance and is housed in the Louvre. It combines in a classical manner divine grace and human tenderness. Created in his Florentine period, the composition presents the Virgin Mary, the Christ Child and John the Baptist in a peaceful landscape, influenced by Leonardo da Vinci's sfumato technique.
Pyramidal composition: Raphael uses a stable pyramidal structure, heavily influenced by Leonardo da Vinci, in which the head of the Virgin Mary forms the apex and thus creates a sense of harmony and peace. The figures and the tenderness: The Virgin Mary sits in a landscape, no longer on a throne, which brings her closer to humanity. Her tender gaze on the Jesus child, who in turn looks trustingly at his mother, creates an intimate and moving human encounter. The little John the Baptist on the left creates a connection between the sacred scene and the viewer.
Light signs of wear, some minor restorations, otherwise in good condition. Very beautiful, large format. Excellent quality.
Provenance: Private collection from Northern France.
Details
Artist
Raffael (1483-1520)
Sold with frame
Yes
Attribution
After
Title of artwork
Die schöne Gärtnerin
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Fair condition
Height
105 cm
Width
78 cm
Depiction/theme
Religion
Period
19th century
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