Francesco Parise (?-1743), Attributed to - Virgen con el Niño y dos santos en adoración

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Virgen con el Niño y dos santos en adoración is an oil painting attributed to Francesco Parise, from 1710, depicting a religious scene in the Baroque style; it is of Italian origin and sold with a frame.

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Virgin with the Child and two saints in adoration (Neapolitan-Calabrian Baroque School)
PARISE (Calabrian painter active c. 1700, pupil of Paolo de Matteis) (Late 17th - early 18th century (c. 1695-1725))

Exceptional piece from a distinguished European private collection.

Technical Specifications:
- Medium / Material: Oil on canvas.
- Dimensions: With frame: approx. 82 x 68 cm | Canvas: approx. 68 x 54 cm.
- Marks / Signatures: Attribution and collection references on the back of the stretcher.
- Condition: Good condition for a canvas over three centuries old. Firm paint layer with period craquelure and antique protective varnish. Framed in a classical molded wooden frame.
- Provenance: Private collection, legally acquired on the art market.

Historical and Art Context:
Devotional and luminous Baroque sacred scene by the painter Parise, trained in the prolific workshop of Paolo de Matteis in Naples. Documentary sources record works by him of the Holy Family in distinguished Florentine temples (Sant'Andrea a Nido). The composition is distinguished by the sweet maternal inclination of the Virgin, the soft chiaroscuro contrasts, and the rich folds of the mantles in ultramarine blue and cinnabar red worn by the saints.

Shipping: Professional insured shipping with multi-layer maximum-protection packaging and international tracking number.

Virgin with the Child and two saints in adoration (Neapolitan-Calabrian Baroque School)
PARISE (Calabrian painter active c. 1700, pupil of Paolo de Matteis) (Late 17th - early 18th century (c. 1695-1725))

Exceptional piece from a distinguished European private collection.

Technical Specifications:
- Medium / Material: Oil on canvas.
- Dimensions: With frame: approx. 82 x 68 cm | Canvas: approx. 68 x 54 cm.
- Marks / Signatures: Attribution and collection references on the back of the stretcher.
- Condition: Good condition for a canvas over three centuries old. Firm paint layer with period craquelure and antique protective varnish. Framed in a classical molded wooden frame.
- Provenance: Private collection, legally acquired on the art market.

Historical and Art Context:
Devotional and luminous Baroque sacred scene by the painter Parise, trained in the prolific workshop of Paolo de Matteis in Naples. Documentary sources record works by him of the Holy Family in distinguished Florentine temples (Sant'Andrea a Nido). The composition is distinguished by the sweet maternal inclination of the Virgin, the soft chiaroscuro contrasts, and the rich folds of the mantles in ultramarine blue and cinnabar red worn by the saints.

Shipping: Professional insured shipping with multi-layer maximum-protection packaging and international tracking number.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Attribution
Attributed to
Artist
Francesco Parise (?-1743)
Title of artwork
Virgen con el Niño y dos santos en adoración
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1710
Condition
Good condition
Height
82 cm
Width
68 cm
Weight
6 kg
Depiction/theme
Religion
Style
Baroque
Period
18th century
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
2
Objects sold
Private

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