Roman Painter (17th–18th Century) - Landscape With Shepherd And Dog.

Roman painter (17th–18th century) - Landscape with shepherd and dog.

34 x 28 cm (without frame) - 42 x 36 cm (with frame).

Oil on canvas, in carved and gilded wooden frame.

The painting belongs to the Roman workshop tradition of Bamboccianti-style genre scenes, with a landscape informed by the "heroic" idiom associated with Salvator Rosa. The composition shows a seated shepherd at rest, staff and dog at his side, against a backdrop of twisted trees and ruined architecture, with a second figure loosely sketched in the middle ground. The brushwork is fluid and synthetic, with earthy browns and greens enlivened by a luminous sky with pink clouds.

Condition report: Relined canvas. Good overall condition of the painted surface, with slight varnish oxidation. Some losses to the frame rebate.

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