Giovanni Venanzi (pesaro 1627–1705), Pan And Syringe, 1674, Oil On Canvas Signed And Dated
Artist: Giovanni Venanzi (pesaro 1627 - 1705)
An important mythological painting by the Marche painter Giovanni Venanzi, known as "il Pesarese," signed and dated 1674 (on Pan's horns), depicting the episode of Pan and Syrinx from Ovid's Metamorphoses.
The large-format, visually striking work presents a dynamic composition charged with emotional tension, depicting the climactic moment of the nymph Syrinx's transformation into reeds to escape the embrace of the god Pan. The scene is characterized by intense expressive contrasts: on the one hand, the contemplative and desirous attitude of the deity, on the other, the drama and terror of the nymph, rendered with a soft, luminous nude, typical of the artist's pictorial sensibility.
The signature, "Joan.s Venantius Pisaurensis F. 1674," is placed on Pan's horns, a distinctive element that undoubtedly confirms the work's authenticity.
A pupil of Simone Cantarini and active between Bologna and Parma, Venanzi was appointed court painter to the Farnese family in 1678. Although best known for his religious works, he also created a significant body of mythological subjects for aristocratic commissions, including cycles related to the myth of Cupid and Psyche. This painting likely fits into this cultured and refined circle.
Painting accompanied by the expertise of Dr. Raffaella Poltronieri
Dimensions:
184x127 (with frame)
173x116 (without frame)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The artwork is sold with acertificate of authenticity and guarantee.
We take care of and organize theshipping of purchased artworks, both within Italy and internationally, throughprofessional and insured couriers.
No additional costs will becharged if the artwork is collected directly by the buyer at our gallery.
For shipments outside Italy,delivery times are estimated at a minimum of 15 days, which may vary dependingon the export permit procedures.
The artwork can be viewed at ourgallery in Orzinuovi (BS), where we will be pleased to welcome you and presentour collections.
We remain at your completedisposal, also by phone, at the following numbers:
+39 340 217 2217
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The large-format, visually striking work presents a dynamic composition charged with emotional tension, depicting the climactic moment of the nymph Syrinx's transformation into reeds to escape the embrace of the god Pan. The scene is characterized by intense expressive contrasts: on the one hand, the contemplative and desirous attitude of the deity, on the other, the drama and terror of the nymph, rendered with a soft, luminous nude, typical of the artist's pictorial sensibility.
The signature, "Joan.s Venantius Pisaurensis F. 1674," is placed on Pan's horns, a distinctive element that undoubtedly confirms the work's authenticity.
A pupil of Simone Cantarini and active between Bologna and Parma, Venanzi was appointed court painter to the Farnese family in 1678. Although best known for his religious works, he also created a significant body of mythological subjects for aristocratic commissions, including cycles related to the myth of Cupid and Psyche. This painting likely fits into this cultured and refined circle.
Painting accompanied by the expertise of Dr. Raffaella Poltronieri
Dimensions:
184x127 (with frame)
173x116 (without frame)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The artwork is sold with acertificate of authenticity and guarantee.
We take care of and organize theshipping of purchased artworks, both within Italy and internationally, throughprofessional and insured couriers.
No additional costs will becharged if the artwork is collected directly by the buyer at our gallery.
For shipments outside Italy,delivery times are estimated at a minimum of 15 days, which may vary dependingon the export permit procedures.
The artwork can be viewed at ourgallery in Orzinuovi (BS), where we will be pleased to welcome you and presentour collections.
We remain at your completedisposal, also by phone, at the following numbers:
+39 340 217 2217
+39 340 241 7919
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/barbierifineart/
38 000 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 116
Height: 173
Reference (ID): 1734335
Availability: In stock
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