Ancient and very rare oleograph by the famous Borzino of Milan, recalling a painting of the famous artist Ferdinando Brambilla (Milan 1838 – 1921), Orientalist type, among the most famous of the artist, (“Mercato di schiave al Marocco”, winner of the Premio Principe Umberto in 1879) Made in early 1900, is in good condition, with slight tears (as highlighted in the pictures that I advise to check to avoid any doubt). It is mounted in a nice wooden frame with an antiqued golden profile. Dimensions: 56 x 75 BRAMBILLA FERDINANDO Milan 1838 - 1921 He studied at the Accademia di Brera with G. Sogni, F. Hayez and R. Casnedi, with whom he collaborated for the realisation of the lunettes of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan (L'America e L'Arte, 1865, replaced by mosaics in 1910). Tied to the Romantic ways both in the fresco decorations (Lodi, Chiesa dell'Incoronata, 1876) and in the paintings with historical-literary subject (La Monaca di Monza, Una romanza di Cimarosa, Milan, Modern Art Gallery), in some artworks Brambilla experimented also some Orientalist style themes (Mercato di schiave al Marocco, winner of the Premio Principe Umberto in 1879). OLEOGRAPH: PRINT PROCESS FOR IMITATION OF THE OIL PAINTING. Pictures are an integral part of the item’s description.