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A work of intense narrative and emotional power, this painting depicts the famous biblical episode from the Book of Daniel, in which the young and virtuous Susanna is surprised and harassed by two elderly judges while in her garden. Borzone captures the climax of the dramatic tension with extraordinary sensitivity: the contrast between the vulnerable purity of the protagonist and the oppressive insistence of the male figures is conveyed through a tight composition and eloquent gestures.
The work, likely intended for the Pinelli family chapel in the church of Santo Spirito in Genoa and completed before 1621, fits perfectly into the context of early 17th-century Genoa. The influences of Baroque naturalism are evident, combined with references to the Lombard and Venetian traditions, evident in the skillful use of light and the textured rendering of flesh and fabrics.
The scene is constructed with a strong theatrical impact: the light shapes the volumes and accentuates the pathos, while the warm tones and vibrant brushstrokes contribute to a refined and engaging pictorial language. Susanna emerges as the central figure, a symbol of innocence and moral resistance, in stark contrast to the insistent and almost brutal physicality of the two elders.
A painting of great quality and historical significance, it represents an important testimony to Luciano Borzone's production and, more generally, to the Genoese figurative culture of the early Baroque. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of ancient art, it stands out for its expressive power and iconographic value.

Period: 17th century;
Provenance: Luciano Borzone (Genoa 1590-1645);
Dimensions: 0 cm;
Condition: Excellent;
Document: Certificate of authenticity;
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Bräuner, Oil On Canvas Signed And Dated 53
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0039 3476092521

0039 3476092521



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