Painting of Benvenuto Cellini and his pupil

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19thc painting depicting Benvenuto Cellini and his pupil. In a swept gilt floral frame. Label verso 'Benvenuto Cellini and his pupil Aicenio'. Oil on canvas. Artist unknown.

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DimensionsApprox. overall size 36.75" wide x 44.75" high. Sight size 27.75" wide x 35.75" high. Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art > Antique Oil Paintings Date 19thc  19th Century Antiques Condition Some paint loss, may have some overpaint. There is a tiny hole but only visible if there is light behind the canvas. No visible signature. Would benefit from a light clean. The frame is in good condition. Item code as208a1330 / M Status Sold

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