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Fine Oil Mother & Child After Murillo
LATE 18TH CENTURY OIL PORTRAIT PAINTING ON CANVAS OF MADONNA & CHILD AFTER AN ORIGINAL BY ARTIST MURILLO PRESENTED IN AN ORNATE GILT FRAME / EUROPEAN SCHOOL SIZE 26 X 32 INCHES.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Bartolomé Estebán Murillo (1617/18-1682) was born in Seville where he probably trained in the studio of Juan del Castillo (ca.1590-ca.1657). He received many commissions and worked especially for the religious orders but was also a renowned portrait painter. He may have undertaken a journey to Madrid where he could have met Diego Velazquez (1599-1660) however this cannot be confirmed. He died a few months after he fell from the scaffoldings in the church of the Capuchines in Cádiz, whilst still painting the main altarpiece.
This painting is a copy after a composition by the Spanish Baroque painter Murillo, currently housed in the Galleria Borghese, Rome. It shows the Virgin and Child in a very naturalistic manner with no apparent sign of their divinity. This new formula was probably influenced by both Flemish art and Murillo's taste for scenes of childhood. This painting is a good example of the new naturalism which developed in Spain during the 17th century and was probably destined to private devotion.
A beautiful oil on canvas portrait depicting a finely painted mother & child after Raphael's famous Madonna & Child.
The painting is in the late eigtheenth century style and is European School.
Finished in a blend of subtle background colours and focased on the central image of the mother with child sitting and held on her knees.
FRAME
The original frame is fitted and is in good condition,having been professionally re-gilded.
CONDITION
The canvas is in good order and the painted surfaces are still fairly fresh and vibrant.
Under ultra-violet light inspection,the painted surfaces are seen to be very original,with almost no overpainting seen at all.
DATE
We estimate the painting to have been painted very late ib the 18th century and around circa
1790-1800 latest.
MEASUREMENTS
HEIGHT 32 Inches Inc Frame
WIDTH 26 Inches Inc Frame
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WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF OIL PORTRAITS AND PAINTINGS ALWAYS IN STOCK.
OUR REF 0396 A GENUINE BARGAIN PRICE
PriceSOLD DimensionsHEIGHT 32 Inches Inc Frame WIDTH 26 Inches Inc Frame Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art > Antique Oil Paintings Date Estimated Date is C1790-1800 Late 18th Century Antiques Origin European Condition Good Condition Comensurate with normal signs of aging Item code as153a395 / 0396 Status Sold
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Tel : 07765856171
Non UK callers : +44 7765856171
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Bartolomé Estebán Murillo (1617/18-1682) was born in Seville where he probably trained in the studio of Juan del Castillo (ca.1590-ca.1657). He received many commissions and worked especially for the religious orders but was also a renowned portrait painter. He may have undertaken a journey to Madrid where he could have met Diego Velazquez (1599-1660) however this cannot be confirmed. He died a few months after he fell from the scaffoldings in the church of the Capuchines in Cádiz, whilst still painting the main altarpiece.
This painting is a copy after a composition by the Spanish Baroque painter Murillo, currently housed in the Galleria Borghese, Rome. It shows the Virgin and Child in a very naturalistic manner with no apparent sign of their divinity. This new formula was probably influenced by both Flemish art and Murillo's taste for scenes of childhood. This painting is a good example of the new naturalism which developed in Spain during the 17th century and was probably destined to private devotion.
A beautiful oil on canvas portrait depicting a finely painted mother & child after Raphael's famous Madonna & Child.
The painting is in the late eigtheenth century style and is European School.
Finished in a blend of subtle background colours and focased on the central image of the mother with child sitting and held on her knees.
FRAME
The original frame is fitted and is in good condition,having been professionally re-gilded.
CONDITION
The canvas is in good order and the painted surfaces are still fairly fresh and vibrant.
Under ultra-violet light inspection,the painted surfaces are seen to be very original,with almost no overpainting seen at all.
DATE
We estimate the painting to have been painted very late ib the 18th century and around circa
1790-1800 latest.
MEASUREMENTS
HEIGHT 32 Inches Inc Frame
WIDTH 26 Inches Inc Frame
TELEPHONE ENQUIRIES 07765 856171
HOURS 10 AM - 10 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK.
DELIVERY UK MAINLAND & WORLDWIDE.
QUOTES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.
WEBSITE
WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF OIL PORTRAITS AND PAINTINGS ALWAYS IN STOCK.
OUR REF 0396 A GENUINE BARGAIN PRICE
PriceSOLD DimensionsHEIGHT 32 Inches Inc Frame WIDTH 26 Inches Inc Frame Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art > Antique Oil Paintings Date Estimated Date is C1790-1800 Late 18th Century Antiques Origin European Condition Good Condition Comensurate with normal signs of aging Item code as153a395 / 0396 Status Sold
View all stock from
Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art
Private dealer
By appointment only
East Midlands
Leicestershire
Tel : 07765856171
Non UK callers : +44 7765856171
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