Italian School (c. 1800) - The Triumph Of Flora
Oil on panel. Exquisite, delicate technique, meticulous precision.
These two exquisite tondos, dating from the late 18th century, embody the very essence of European decorative refinement, where miniature becomes the theater of exceptional virtuosity and delicacy. The first takes place in the intimacy of an interior, with a vase of flowers whose fragility is reflected in the room's half-light. The second opens like a window onto an Arcadian landscape, blending the simplicity of the bouquet with the serenity of an idyllic antique. Whether Italian or French, these works reflect an era that sought perfection in small format, distilling the elegance of neoclassicism in circular compositions that seem to contain, in their restricted space, all the harmony of an idealized world.
Image size unframed: 22 x 22 cm / 30 x 30 cm with exclusive custom frame.
These two exquisite tondos, dating from the late 18th century, embody the very essence of European decorative refinement, where miniature becomes the theater of exceptional virtuosity and delicacy. The first takes place in the intimacy of an interior, with a vase of flowers whose fragility is reflected in the room's half-light. The second opens like a window onto an Arcadian landscape, blending the simplicity of the bouquet with the serenity of an idyllic antique. Whether Italian or French, these works reflect an era that sought perfection in small format, distilling the elegance of neoclassicism in circular compositions that seem to contain, in their restricted space, all the harmony of an idealized world.
Image size unframed: 22 x 22 cm / 30 x 30 cm with exclusive custom frame.
800 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting on wood
Reference (ID): 1739348
Availability: In stock
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