Anonimo - Memento mori fine XVII

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Specimen: Memento mori with skull; Anonymous artist, oil and tempera on iron plate with mixed technique, XVII century, Italy, framed, painting size 3.5 x 6 cm with a frame measuring about 10 x 13 x 4 cm.

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Memento Mori with a skull and a plant tendril – painting on an iron slab – late 17th century,

A suggestive small-sized painting depicting a Memento Mori, executed on an iron slab, and housed within a deep frame.

The frame features a deep moulding, with patina, signs of wear, small woodworm holes (already treated) and irregularities of the wood. On the back the oxidized surface of the slab and old fastening interventions made with adhesive tape are visible.
Characteristics:
Subject: Memento Mori / Vanitas
Technique: painting on a metal slab, presumably iron
Period attributed: late 17th century
Frame dimensions: about 10 × 13 × 4 cm
Painting: 3.5 × 6

Conservation state: conditions consistent with the object's antique appearance, with wear, surface alterations and signs of time, as documented in the photographs
Dating is indicative
Object of particular iconographic interest for collectors of Memento Mori, Vanitas and symbolic-subject painting.
The photographs constitute an integral part of the description and document the conservation state of the work.

The colors of the work may vary slightly from reality due to different screen settings.

Your package will be shipped perfectly packaged with great care. The package is always trackable.

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Memento Mori with a skull and a plant tendril – painting on an iron slab – late 17th century,

A suggestive small-sized painting depicting a Memento Mori, executed on an iron slab, and housed within a deep frame.

The frame features a deep moulding, with patina, signs of wear, small woodworm holes (already treated) and irregularities of the wood. On the back the oxidized surface of the slab and old fastening interventions made with adhesive tape are visible.
Characteristics:
Subject: Memento Mori / Vanitas
Technique: painting on a metal slab, presumably iron
Period attributed: late 17th century
Frame dimensions: about 10 × 13 × 4 cm
Painting: 3.5 × 6

Conservation state: conditions consistent with the object's antique appearance, with wear, surface alterations and signs of time, as documented in the photographs
Dating is indicative
Object of particular iconographic interest for collectors of Memento Mori, Vanitas and symbolic-subject painting.
The photographs constitute an integral part of the description and document the conservation state of the work.

The colors of the work may vary slightly from reality due to different screen settings.

Your package will be shipped perfectly packaged with great care. The package is always trackable.

Please leave positive feedback; I am always very available and any problem can be resolved.

Kindly note that buyers are required to pay for the items they purchase. The buyer who does not pay risks account blocking as well as causing considerable inconvenience to the seller.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Artist
Anonimo
Title of artwork
Memento mori fine XVII
Technique
Mixed media, Oil painting, Tempera
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Fair condition
Height
6 cm
Width
3.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Nature
Style
Symbolism
Period
17th century
ItalyVerified
30
Objects sold
100%
Private

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