Ancient Oil On Canvas - Saint Agnes - Roman School 17th Century

The painting depicts a portrait of Saint Agnes, a holy martyr, identifiable by the palm of martyrdom she holds in her hand. It also bears an inscription in the upper left corner.
Analysis of the Work
The work exhibits several characteristics typical of 17th-century Italian sacred painting, identifiable with the Roman school.
Style and Origin: Paintings with these characteristics (the use of chiaroscuro, voluminous drapery, and the figure's pose) are often attributed to the Italian school, specifically the 17th-century Roman school.
Composition: The figure is depicted half-length, looking either toward the viewer or slightly to the side, dressed in warm-colored clothing and classical drapery.
The painting has an antique frame in ebonized and gilded wood.
The work has an old re-lining. With a Wood lamp, it shows no particular pictorial restorations.
Size: Frame: 103 cm x 83 cm, Canvas: 83 x 63 cm