Consalvo Carelli (1818-1900) - Pastore abruzzese con armenti
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Consalvo Carelli (1818-1900), Pastore abruzzese con armenti, dated circa 1870 in Italy (19th century), executed in mixed technique with pen and pencil on paper mounted on card, 13 x 17 cm, signed by hand.
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This drawing on paper is the work entitled "Pastore abruzzese con armenti" (Abruzzese shepherd with flocks) created by the renowned Italian painter Consalvo Carelli between 1870 and 1880.
The work, executed mainly in black ink (often enriched with light touches of monochrome watercolor or pencil), is a typical testament to his production tied to pastoral and genre scenes. Carelli was indeed one of the leading exponents of the School of Posillipo, a Napoletan (Neapolitan) artistic movement of the 19th century specializing in the realistic and atmospheric rendering of landscapes and the costumes of southern Italy.
• Technique and Materials: The drawing is mainly executed in black ink with pen and strokes of black pencil. Hand-signed below on the left.
• Support: Flexible amber-colored paper glued to a lightly browned lightweight cardboard from age.
• Dimensions of the work: Approximately 13 x 17 cm
• Time of realization: Between 1870 and 1880.
• State of conservation: The sheet shows the classic signs of time typical of 19th-century paper, uniform browning and the original margins that display small imperfections due to manual trimming of the period.
This drawing on paper is the work entitled "Pastore abruzzese con armenti" (Abruzzese shepherd with flocks) created by the renowned Italian painter Consalvo Carelli between 1870 and 1880.
The work, executed mainly in black ink (often enriched with light touches of monochrome watercolor or pencil), is a typical testament to his production tied to pastoral and genre scenes. Carelli was indeed one of the leading exponents of the School of Posillipo, a Napoletan (Neapolitan) artistic movement of the 19th century specializing in the realistic and atmospheric rendering of landscapes and the costumes of southern Italy.
• Technique and Materials: The drawing is mainly executed in black ink with pen and strokes of black pencil. Hand-signed below on the left.
• Support: Flexible amber-colored paper glued to a lightly browned lightweight cardboard from age.
• Dimensions of the work: Approximately 13 x 17 cm
• Time of realization: Between 1870 and 1880.
• State of conservation: The sheet shows the classic signs of time typical of 19th-century paper, uniform browning and the original margins that display small imperfections due to manual trimming of the period.
Details
Artist
Consalvo Carelli (1818-1900)
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Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Pastore abruzzese con armenti
Technique
Mixed technique, Pen, Pencil drawing
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1870
Condition
Good condition
Height
13 cm
Width
17 cm
Period
19th century
