Giovanni Battista Cecchi, after Carravagi - Compagnia di Borgognoni che studian musica

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David Elberg
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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€25
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€20
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€15

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Compagnia di Borgognoni che studian musica, an 1784 incision printed by Giovanni Battista Cecchi after Carravagi, 34 × 44 cm, depicting a daytime scene of musicians with lute, violin and sheet music; signed on the plate, Italian Caravaggisti print in need of restoration.

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An antique print depicting a lively secular genre scene, with a group of musicians intent on playing the lute, the violin, and reading a score. As the inscription below states, the work illustrates a 'Company of Burgundians, who study Music'.

The most historically and collectability-interesting detail is located at the bottom left, where the engraving clearly bears the inscription 'Caravaggio pin.' (Caravaggio pinxit), attributing the invention of the original subject to the famous Michelangelo Merisi. The broad italic caption also mentions the painting from which it is derived belonging to a prestigious Florentine noble collection ('nei Capponi in Firenze').

The print needs restoration.

An antique print depicting a lively secular genre scene, with a group of musicians intent on playing the lute, the violin, and reading a score. As the inscription below states, the work illustrates a 'Company of Burgundians, who study Music'.

The most historically and collectability-interesting detail is located at the bottom left, where the engraving clearly bears the inscription 'Caravaggio pin.' (Caravaggio pinxit), attributing the invention of the original subject to the famous Michelangelo Merisi. The broad italic caption also mentions the painting from which it is derived belonging to a prestigious Florentine noble collection ('nei Capponi in Firenze').

The print needs restoration.

Details

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Owner or reseller
Artist
Giovanni Battista Cecchi, after Carravagi
Title of artwork
Compagnia di Borgognoni che studian musica
Technique
Engraving
Signature
Plate signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1784
Condition
Needs restoration
Height
34 cm
Width
44 cm
Depiction/theme
Day scene
Style
Caravaggisti
Sold with frame
No
Period
18th century
ItalyVerified
Private

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