Scuola Veneta (XVIII) - Paesaggio costiero animato con figure

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Oil on canvas painting titled Paesaggio costiero animato con figure, from the 18th century Italian Veneta school, unsigned, in good condition, measuring 74 x 59 cm including the Luigi XVI gilded frame.

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Fascinating antique painting, oil on canvas dating to the 18th century, depicting a wide coastal (or lacustrine) landscape in motion.
The work fully fits within the production of the Venetian Italian School of the 1700s, strongly influenced by the tastes for pastoral and popular scenes introduced in Italy by the Bamboccianti movement and by the Northern painters active in Venice.
The canvas delicately depicts an Arcadian dirt road.
The work is ascribable to the Italian School of the 18th century (18th century), influenced by the Arcadian and bucolic atmospheres typical of vedutismo and landscape painting of the era.
The piece is presented enriched by a splendid period Louis XVI frame from the 1700s, gilded in mecca gold, which magnificently frames the canvas.
And it is a gentle homage to the work.
State of preservation:
The painting has undergone an old conservative restoration with a backing (lining on the back) to stabilize the painted surface, and is mounted on a modern frame with tensioning slips. The surface shows craquelure appropriate to the period and some old in-paintings. The frame shows signs of wear, small losses of gilding and of preparation due to time, which confirm its authenticity and historical charm.
Measurements:
Total size (with frame):
74 x 59 cm
Canvas size (visible): 65 × 51 cm
Careful shipping with professional packaging and tracking.
• Provenance: Private collection

Fascinating antique painting, oil on canvas dating to the 18th century, depicting a wide coastal (or lacustrine) landscape in motion.
The work fully fits within the production of the Venetian Italian School of the 1700s, strongly influenced by the tastes for pastoral and popular scenes introduced in Italy by the Bamboccianti movement and by the Northern painters active in Venice.
The canvas delicately depicts an Arcadian dirt road.
The work is ascribable to the Italian School of the 18th century (18th century), influenced by the Arcadian and bucolic atmospheres typical of vedutismo and landscape painting of the era.
The piece is presented enriched by a splendid period Louis XVI frame from the 1700s, gilded in mecca gold, which magnificently frames the canvas.
And it is a gentle homage to the work.
State of preservation:
The painting has undergone an old conservative restoration with a backing (lining on the back) to stabilize the painted surface, and is mounted on a modern frame with tensioning slips. The surface shows craquelure appropriate to the period and some old in-paintings. The frame shows signs of wear, small losses of gilding and of preparation due to time, which confirm its authenticity and historical charm.
Measurements:
Total size (with frame):
74 x 59 cm
Canvas size (visible): 65 × 51 cm
Careful shipping with professional packaging and tracking.
• Provenance: Private collection

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Artist
Scuola Veneta (XVIII)
Title of artwork
Paesaggio costiero animato con figure
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
74 cm
Width
59 cm
Style
Baroque
Period
18th century
ItalyVerified
1245
Objects sold
100%
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