Carlo Caliari (1570-1596), Cerchia di - Mosè fa scaturire l'acqua dalla roccia di Meribà
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Title of artwork: Mosè fa scaturire l'acqua dalla roccia di Meribà; Title: Mosè fa scaturire l'acqua dalla roccia di Meribà; Period: XVII secolo; Technique: oil painting; Country of Origin: Italia.
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Description from the seller
Ancient museum painting from the 17th century.
Moses causing water to flow from the rock of Meribah, a biblical episode from Exodus.
Carletto Caliari (Venice, 1570-1596) in the field of
Large oil on canvas / late 1500s - early 1600s
Oil painting on canvas depicting Moses causing water to flow from the rock of Meribah, a biblical episode taken from Exodus (17:1-7) and Numbers (20:1-13).
Measures:
126 x 169 cm
Description:
The scene shows Moses, in a commanding position, striking the rock with his staff, causing the miraculous water to flow and quench the thirst of the people of Israel. Around him, men, women, and children express wonder and relief. The composition is theatrical and crowded, with bright colors and sumptuous draperies.
Stylistic analysis
Large colorful, luminous, and bright screen, typical of late 16th-century Venetian tradition.
Elegant and idealized figures, mainly feminine.
The compositional structure and narration refer to the workshop of Paolo Veronese and, in particular, to his son Carletto Caliari.
Attribution
Follower of Paolo Veronese / attributed to Carletto Caliari (Venice, 1570-1596).
Work created within the sphere of the Veronese workshop, dating from the late 16th to early 17th century.
Painting viewed and examined by a restorer and an expert, for whom we provide a Condition Report.
Ideal watch for high-era collectors and museum pieces.
Work in good preservation condition, recently cleaned and treated with conservation restoration. Signs of possible wear are consistent with the period of the painting. / re-lined work.
Diffuse craquelure, old overpaintings, signs of aging compatible with the period. Overall good readability of the composition.
.
We present it to the most discerning collectors seeking a painting capable of clearly expressing the greatness and fame of the work published here.
Ideal for collecting and investing.
With certificate of authenticity in accordance with the law
Professional packaging and insured shipping.
Insured shipment
Safety packaging
Seller's Story
Magnolia Arte is a company that deals with the buying and selling of artworks. Each piece is carefully selected for its artistic quality and emotional impact. In fact, Magnolia Arte believes that every work of art is a piece of cultural history, useful for understanding our present. The economic value and investment are considered secondary aspects compared to artistic and historical-cultural value. Magnolia Arte is a reference point for the auction sale of ancient, modern, and contemporary art. Magnolia is a place of art. Art enthusiasts will find professionalism and expertise here.
Translated by Google TranslateAncient museum painting from the 17th century.
Moses causing water to flow from the rock of Meribah, a biblical episode from Exodus.
Carletto Caliari (Venice, 1570-1596) in the field of
Large oil on canvas / late 1500s - early 1600s
Oil painting on canvas depicting Moses causing water to flow from the rock of Meribah, a biblical episode taken from Exodus (17:1-7) and Numbers (20:1-13).
Measures:
126 x 169 cm
Description:
The scene shows Moses, in a commanding position, striking the rock with his staff, causing the miraculous water to flow and quench the thirst of the people of Israel. Around him, men, women, and children express wonder and relief. The composition is theatrical and crowded, with bright colors and sumptuous draperies.
Stylistic analysis
Large colorful, luminous, and bright screen, typical of late 16th-century Venetian tradition.
Elegant and idealized figures, mainly feminine.
The compositional structure and narration refer to the workshop of Paolo Veronese and, in particular, to his son Carletto Caliari.
Attribution
Follower of Paolo Veronese / attributed to Carletto Caliari (Venice, 1570-1596).
Work created within the sphere of the Veronese workshop, dating from the late 16th to early 17th century.
Painting viewed and examined by a restorer and an expert, for whom we provide a Condition Report.
Ideal watch for high-era collectors and museum pieces.
Work in good preservation condition, recently cleaned and treated with conservation restoration. Signs of possible wear are consistent with the period of the painting. / re-lined work.
Diffuse craquelure, old overpaintings, signs of aging compatible with the period. Overall good readability of the composition.
.
We present it to the most discerning collectors seeking a painting capable of clearly expressing the greatness and fame of the work published here.
Ideal for collecting and investing.
With certificate of authenticity in accordance with the law
Professional packaging and insured shipping.
Insured shipment
Safety packaging
Seller's Story
Magnolia Arte is a company that deals with the buying and selling of artworks. Each piece is carefully selected for its artistic quality and emotional impact. In fact, Magnolia Arte believes that every work of art is a piece of cultural history, useful for understanding our present. The economic value and investment are considered secondary aspects compared to artistic and historical-cultural value. Magnolia Arte is a reference point for the auction sale of ancient, modern, and contemporary art. Magnolia is a place of art. Art enthusiasts will find professionalism and expertise here.
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Artist
Carlo Caliari (1570-1596), Cerchia di
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
Mosè fa scaturire l'acqua dalla roccia di Meribà
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of Origin
Italy
Year
1600
Condition
Good condition
Height
126 cm
Width
169 cm
Period
17th century
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