Vincenzo Della Bruna Portrait

Vincenzo Della Bruna Portrait "La Bella" after Titian H/T from the 19th century Vincenzo Della Bruna (1804 - 1870) Portrait of a young lady of the Italian nobility in the 17th century "La Bella". This famous canvas by Titian depicts a young woman with an ideal formal proportion and strong natural expressiveness, which made it stylistically qualify as a High Renaissance portrait. It was thought from the 18th century that it was the beloved of the artist. This very high quality portrait is characterized by the intense gaze and the very neat pictorial rendering of the elegant garment she wears. Inscribed on the back of the frame "V. Della Bruna". Vincenzo Della Bruna was an Italian painter born in 1804 in Venice and died in 1870 in Florence. 19th century Italian school. From the original by Titian, from 1530, on display at Palazzo Pitti in Florence. Tiziano Vecelli (or Titian) was an Italian painter and engraver from the Venetian school. He is considered one of the greatest portrait painters of his time, in particular thanks to his ability to bring out the character traits of the characters. The painting bears a red collector's seal on the back. Oil on canvas. Chassis dimensions: 99 x 73.5 cm Port France: 30 euros Port CEE: 60 euros Port Eastern Europe, Greece,...: 80 euros Port USA, Russia, Canada, Middle East: 250 euros Port rest of the world, Australia , China ...: 250 euros