Carlo Cesio (XVII), da Annibale Carracci - Giove e Giunone

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Giove e Giunone, an engraving by Carlo Cesio (XVII) after Annibale Carracci, a Baroque work from the XVII century, signed, 24 by 22 cm, Italy, sold by owner or dealer.

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The panel, marked as Table VI, depicts the intense embrace between Jupiter and Juno. The iconography refers to Book XIV of the Iliad, in which Juno adorns herself with Venus's girdle to seduce the king of gods and distract him from the fortunes of the Trojan War. Beside the bed appears the peacock's plumage with its "eyes," a sacred and unmistakable attribute of the goddess.
The sheet records on the plate the signature of the entire artistic and editorial chain of the era:
Ideation: Ann. Carac. Inv. (Annibale Carracci Invenit.
Engraving: C. Cesius fecit. (Carlo Cesio Fecit) a renowned Baroque painter and engraver (1622–1686), pupil of Pietro da Cortona.
Publisher: Arnoldo Van Westerhout formis, a reputable printer and Flemishman active in Rome from the late seventeenth to the early eighteenth century.

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The panel, marked as Table VI, depicts the intense embrace between Jupiter and Juno. The iconography refers to Book XIV of the Iliad, in which Juno adorns herself with Venus's girdle to seduce the king of gods and distract him from the fortunes of the Trojan War. Beside the bed appears the peacock's plumage with its "eyes," a sacred and unmistakable attribute of the goddess.
The sheet records on the plate the signature of the entire artistic and editorial chain of the era:
Ideation: Ann. Carac. Inv. (Annibale Carracci Invenit.
Engraving: C. Cesius fecit. (Carlo Cesio Fecit) a renowned Baroque painter and engraver (1622–1686), pupil of Pietro da Cortona.
Publisher: Arnoldo Van Westerhout formis, a reputable printer and Flemishman active in Rome from the late seventeenth to the early eighteenth century.

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Details

Artist
Carlo Cesio (XVII), da Annibale Carracci
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Giove e Giunone
Technique
Engraving
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Fair condition
Height
24 cm
Width
22 cm
Depiction/theme
Mythology
Style
Baroque
Period
17th century
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Matheria
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Objects sold
96.97%
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Reviews
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