Carlo Antonio Raineri And Vittorio Raineri (portrayed), Painting On Silk, Circa 1825
Carlo Antonio Raineri and Vittorio Raineri (attr.), painting on silk depicting a macaw, a toucan, and a weasel, circa 1825.
Oil on silk painting, attributed to Carlo Antonio Raineri (1765-1826) and Vittorio Raineri (1797-1869), circa 1825, depicting a macaw and a toucan perched on a branch, with a weasel below, surrounded by flowers and colorful butterflies.
Dimensions with frame: 99.5 x 81.5 cm. Dimensions of silk: 83 x 65 cm.
The Raineri brothers (Carlo Antonio Raineri and Vittorio Raineri) were celebrated painters and decorators active between the late 18th and early 19th centuries. They are best known and recognizable for their naturalistic decorations and paintings of exotic birds, which were highly sought-after at the time and in keeping with the taste for chinoiserie.
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Silk
Length: 65
Height: 83
Reference (ID): 1817783
Availability: In stock
