Pietà With Angels, Mid-17th Century
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A striking Pietà of the Italian school, painted in oil on copper in the late 17th century
The Virgin holds the body of Christ taken down from the cross, accompanied by two small angels who heighten the pathos of the scene.
The work, with its intimate and devotional style, reveals a delicate balance between classical composure and Baroque sensibility.
Copper, a precious and durable medium, lends the painting a distinctive luster and sharp definition in the details.
Private collection. Antique carved and gilded wooden frame, contemporary to the painting.
School: Italian, probably from the Emilia region
Medium: Copper with a contemporary carved and gilded wooden frame
The Virgin holds the body of Christ taken down from the cross, accompanied by two small angels who heighten the pathos of the scene.
The work, with its intimate and devotional style, reveals a delicate balance between classical composure and Baroque sensibility.
Copper, a precious and durable medium, lends the painting a distinctive luster and sharp definition in the details.
Private collection. Antique carved and gilded wooden frame, contemporary to the painting.
School: Italian, probably from the Emilia region
Medium: Copper with a contemporary carved and gilded wooden frame
2 200 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting on copper
Length: <
Width: 30-42
Diameter: -
Height: 25-35
Depth: .
Reference (ID): 1846070
Availability: In stock
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