Venetian school (second half of the XVIII) - Interior with a money counting scene

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Interior with a money counting scene, an oil on canvas painting by the Venetian school from the XVIII century, Italy, sold with a gilded frame.

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Venetian school (second half of the XVIII) - Interior with a money counting scene.

58 x 72 cm (without frame) - 72.5 x 86.5 cm (with frame).

Oil on canvas, in a gilded wooden frame.

The painting depicts an elderly gentleman seated at a table with curved legs, intent on counting the coins taken from a small bag. Two young men witness the scene: on the left, one in a red coat and light blue waistcoat holds small money bags beside an open chest, while on the right the other, dressed in a pink coat and ochre waistcoat, accompanies the action with a gesture of his hand. The setting is defined by a curtain, a window on the back wall and an opening onto a balcony with a balustrade overlooking the sky. In the right foreground, a dog completes the composition.

The work belongs to the Venetian genre painting tradition which, following Pietro Longhi, recorded eighteenth-century daily life with a narrative tone. Noteworthy are the lively palette, based on the reds, blues and ochres of the garments, and the descriptive attention paid to costumes and furnishings.

Condition report: Relined canvas. Good state of preservation of the painted surface, with signs of ageing.


This item is sold with a certificate of authenticity with legal validity.
- Further informations on the condition report are available upon request.
- All shipments are handled with professional packaging. The frame, if present, is to be understood as a gift and therefore its structural integrity during transport is not guaranteed.

Note for non-Italian buyers: This work has not yet obtained the certificate of free export from Italy, is-sued by the Superintendency of Cultural Heritage, which certifies that the work does not belong to the Italian cultural heritage and may therefore be freely exported. The regulations in force from 2026 pro-vide for reduced processing times for works with a declared value below €50,000, at the discretion of the expert committee: typically 2-3 weeks from the submission of the request. All costs related to this procedure are included in the price.

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Seller's Story

Viezzi Arte offers over 40 years of experience in the sale of precious old paintings and works of art from the 16th to the 19th century.
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Venetian school (second half of the XVIII) - Interior with a money counting scene.

58 x 72 cm (without frame) - 72.5 x 86.5 cm (with frame).

Oil on canvas, in a gilded wooden frame.

The painting depicts an elderly gentleman seated at a table with curved legs, intent on counting the coins taken from a small bag. Two young men witness the scene: on the left, one in a red coat and light blue waistcoat holds small money bags beside an open chest, while on the right the other, dressed in a pink coat and ochre waistcoat, accompanies the action with a gesture of his hand. The setting is defined by a curtain, a window on the back wall and an opening onto a balcony with a balustrade overlooking the sky. In the right foreground, a dog completes the composition.

The work belongs to the Venetian genre painting tradition which, following Pietro Longhi, recorded eighteenth-century daily life with a narrative tone. Noteworthy are the lively palette, based on the reds, blues and ochres of the garments, and the descriptive attention paid to costumes and furnishings.

Condition report: Relined canvas. Good state of preservation of the painted surface, with signs of ageing.


This item is sold with a certificate of authenticity with legal validity.
- Further informations on the condition report are available upon request.
- All shipments are handled with professional packaging. The frame, if present, is to be understood as a gift and therefore its structural integrity during transport is not guaranteed.

Note for non-Italian buyers: This work has not yet obtained the certificate of free export from Italy, is-sued by the Superintendency of Cultural Heritage, which certifies that the work does not belong to the Italian cultural heritage and may therefore be freely exported. The regulations in force from 2026 pro-vide for reduced processing times for works with a declared value below €50,000, at the discretion of the expert committee: typically 2-3 weeks from the submission of the request. All costs related to this procedure are included in the price.

Rendering Disclaimer: Lifestyle images are AI-generated for illustrative purposes only and may not ac-curately reflect the actual proportions of the work.

Seller's Story

Viezzi Arte offers over 40 years of experience in the sale of precious old paintings and works of art from the 16th to the 19th century.
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Sold with frame
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Artist
Venetian school (second half of the XVIII)
Title of artwork
Interior with a money counting scene
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
72.5 cm
Width
86.5 cm
Style
Rococo
Period
18th century
ItalyVerified
442
Objects sold
100%
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