Large Still Life From The Late 17th Century. Grapes On An Entablature. Attributed To A. Gianlisi.
Artist: Antonio Gianlisi
A large and magnificent 17th-century oil on canvas
attributed to Antonio GIANLISI, depicting a large platter of grapes
on an entablature covered with a splendid velvet tapestry embroidered in gold.
Antonio GIANGILI was an artist born in Piacenza in 1677 and died in Cremona in 1727.
He is known for his still lifes, his entablatures with embroidered tapestries, and his depictions of grapes.
This work is very characteristic of this artist.
He also painted trompe-l’œil works.
The painting has been re-stretched and was very well restored in the past.
It has superb dimensions: 121 cm x 99 cm.
attributed to Antonio GIANLISI, depicting a large platter of grapes
on an entablature covered with a splendid velvet tapestry embroidered in gold.
Antonio GIANGILI was an artist born in Piacenza in 1677 and died in Cremona in 1727.
He is known for his still lifes, his entablatures with embroidered tapestries, and his depictions of grapes.
This work is very characteristic of this artist.
He also painted trompe-l’œil works.
The painting has been re-stretched and was very well restored in the past.
It has superb dimensions: 121 cm x 99 cm.
6 200 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Re-canvas
Material: Oil painting
Length: 121
Width: 99
Reference (ID): 1798269
Availability: In stock
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