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Ottaviano Dandini (florence, 1681–1751). Solomon And The Queen Of Sheba. 126 X 222 Cm
Ottaviano Dandini (Florence, 1681–1751)
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
Oil on canvas, 126 x 222 cm (unframed)
In a contemporary carved and gilded wooden frame
Provenance: Florence, Angelo Melli* antiques gallery (second half of the 19th century); followed by Piedmont, an important noble villa (the painting was exhibited together with three other paintings forming a series)
The painting is related to the work by Pier Dandini (Florence, 1646–1712), sold at Sotheby's in New York on January 27, 2005.
* Angelo Melli is the founder of a business that still exists today. Originally from Ferrara, he settled in Florence in 1861, where he opened two galleries (one in Via dei Tornabuoni and another in Via Guicciardini) and a shop on the Ponte Vecchio.
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
Oil on canvas, 126 x 222 cm (unframed)
In a contemporary carved and gilded wooden frame
Provenance: Florence, Angelo Melli* antiques gallery (second half of the 19th century); followed by Piedmont, an important noble villa (the painting was exhibited together with three other paintings forming a series)
The painting is related to the work by Pier Dandini (Florence, 1646–1712), sold at Sotheby's in New York on January 27, 2005.
* Angelo Melli is the founder of a business that still exists today. Originally from Ferrara, he settled in Florence in 1861, where he opened two galleries (one in Via dei Tornabuoni and another in Via Guicciardini) and a shop on the Ponte Vecchio.
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