European school (XIX) - Ritratto di Nicola Amati - NO RESERVE

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Ritratto di Nicola Amati, an oil painting on panel from the European School (19th century), Italy, 1800, signed by hand, 27 x 20 cm.

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Description from the seller

Ancient painting on a tablet.

Cremonese, 19th century

Portrait of Nicola Amati

Oil painting on board from the 19th century depicting Nicola Amati (Cremona, September 3, 1596 – August 12, 1684), an Italian luthier and the most distinguished member of the Amati family, renowned Cremona luthiers.

The tablet is presented in fair condition with defects and missing parts, showing past signs of woodworm (woodworm not present) — see photos.

Work coming from a private collection

Size: 27 x 20 cm
Artwork presented without a reserve price.

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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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Ancient painting on a tablet.

Cremonese, 19th century

Portrait of Nicola Amati

Oil painting on board from the 19th century depicting Nicola Amati (Cremona, September 3, 1596 – August 12, 1684), an Italian luthier and the most distinguished member of the Amati family, renowned Cremona luthiers.

The tablet is presented in fair condition with defects and missing parts, showing past signs of woodworm (woodworm not present) — see photos.

Work coming from a private collection

Size: 27 x 20 cm
Artwork presented without a reserve price.

Free insured shipping
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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Details

Artist
European school (XIX)
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
Ritratto di Nicola Amati - NO RESERVE
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Italy
Year
1800
Condition
Fair condition
Height
27 cm
Width
20 cm
Period
19th century
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