Carlo Dolci (1616-1686), After - Sainte Cécile

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Sainte Cécile, an oil on canvas painting (97 × 80 cm) attributed to Carlo Dolci (after), French Baroque of the XIXe century, unsigned and in good condition.

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Carlo Dolci (1616-1686), After - Saint Cecilia Playing the Organ`

Italian or French School – Florentine Baroque

Saint Cecilia is the patroness of music and musicians

A magnificent painting of Saint Cecilia, by a follower of Carlo Dolci, painted circa 1850.

It is a major work and one of Carlo Dolci's most remarkable works.
The original work is today housed at the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (Dresden State Art Collections)

Oil on canvas, exceptional quality: 97x80cm. (the original work preserved in the museum is of the same dimensions within a few centimeters)

The work is in very good condition, oil on canvas from the original; some craquelure due to age should be noted nonetheless.

A certificate of authenticity will be provided to the buyer.

Easy delivery to China and Taiwan with minimal customs fees or none.
We have an office in Shanghai.

*The images presented in interiors are provided for illustration. The apparent dimensions and proportions of the work may differ from its actual format.*

Seller's Story

- France Art Gallery founded in 1977 - Specialist in Russian Art and Ancient Paintings - 19th and 20th Century Paintings. Every year, France Art Gallery organizes and participates in numerous art fairs and exhibitions in Europe and Asia: Paris, Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.
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Carlo Dolci (1616-1686), After - Saint Cecilia Playing the Organ`

Italian or French School – Florentine Baroque

Saint Cecilia is the patroness of music and musicians

A magnificent painting of Saint Cecilia, by a follower of Carlo Dolci, painted circa 1850.

It is a major work and one of Carlo Dolci's most remarkable works.
The original work is today housed at the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (Dresden State Art Collections)

Oil on canvas, exceptional quality: 97x80cm. (the original work preserved in the museum is of the same dimensions within a few centimeters)

The work is in very good condition, oil on canvas from the original; some craquelure due to age should be noted nonetheless.

A certificate of authenticity will be provided to the buyer.

Easy delivery to China and Taiwan with minimal customs fees or none.
We have an office in Shanghai.

*The images presented in interiors are provided for illustration. The apparent dimensions and proportions of the work may differ from its actual format.*

Seller's Story

- France Art Gallery founded in 1977 - Specialist in Russian Art and Ancient Paintings - 19th and 20th Century Paintings. Every year, France Art Gallery organizes and participates in numerous art fairs and exhibitions in Europe and Asia: Paris, Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.
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Details

Artist
Carlo Dolci (1616-1686), After
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Gallery
Title of artwork
Sainte Cécile
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1850
Condition
Good condition
Height
97 cm
Width
80 cm
Depiction/theme
Mythology
Style
Baroque
Period
19th century
FranceVerified
3184
Objects sold
100%
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