European school (XIX) - Tríptico - Virgen con el niño y los ángeles
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Tríptico - Virgen con el niño y los ángeles, an oil on panel triptych from the 19th century by a European school, produced in France, unsigned and in good condition, sold with its antique golden frame; overall 77 × 80 cm with each panel 45.5 × 23.5 cm.
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Description from the seller
Neo-gothic-style triptych with an antique gilded frame
Painting: 19th century
Oil on panel
Religious-themed triptych, created in the 19th century, drawing on models and inspiration from Gothic painting.
The central panel depicts the Virgin and Child, accompanied by two angelic figures on the side panels.
The paintings are set in an antique gilded wooden frame, older than the panels themselves, of notable ornamental richness.
The frame, topped at its upper part by a composition with two cherubs, vegetal motifs, and musical instruments, gives the overall work a distinctly solemn and ceremonial character.
Dimensions:
– Frame: 77 × 80 cm
– Panels: 45.5 × 23.5 cm each.
Seller's Story
Llorens Antiques builds the evolution of the passionate project started in 1981 by the antique dealer Vicente Llorens (Antigüedades Vicente Llorens).
For more than forty years, Vicente Llorens has focused his activity on the area of ancient painting from the 15th to the 18th century, in addition to also working on furniture, sculpture, and other types of antiques from ancient times to the 19th century.
Currently, Luis Llorens, Vicente's youngest son, accompanied by the rest of the team members, leads a project that is already part of the members and connoisseurs of the sector at a national level.
After a long history full of successes, Llorens Antigüedades continues to offer access to works of ancient art with the guarantee of extensive experience and recognized prestige in the sector.
Neo-gothic-style triptych with an antique gilded frame
Painting: 19th century
Oil on panel
Religious-themed triptych, created in the 19th century, drawing on models and inspiration from Gothic painting.
The central panel depicts the Virgin and Child, accompanied by two angelic figures on the side panels.
The paintings are set in an antique gilded wooden frame, older than the panels themselves, of notable ornamental richness.
The frame, topped at its upper part by a composition with two cherubs, vegetal motifs, and musical instruments, gives the overall work a distinctly solemn and ceremonial character.
Dimensions:
– Frame: 77 × 80 cm
– Panels: 45.5 × 23.5 cm each.
Seller's Story
Llorens Antiques builds the evolution of the passionate project started in 1981 by the antique dealer Vicente Llorens (Antigüedades Vicente Llorens).
For more than forty years, Vicente Llorens has focused his activity on the area of ancient painting from the 15th to the 18th century, in addition to also working on furniture, sculpture, and other types of antiques from ancient times to the 19th century.
Currently, Luis Llorens, Vicente's youngest son, accompanied by the rest of the team members, leads a project that is already part of the members and connoisseurs of the sector at a national level.
After a long history full of successes, Llorens Antigüedades continues to offer access to works of ancient art with the guarantee of extensive experience and recognized prestige in the sector.
Details
Sold with frame
Yes
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Owner or reseller
Artist
European school (XIX)
Title of artwork
Tríptico - Virgen con el niño y los ángeles
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition
Height
77 cm
Width
80 cm
Weight
4 g
Depiction/theme
Religion
Style
Classical
Period
19th century
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