Bartolomeo Pedon (1665-1732)

Bartolomeo Pedon (Venice 1665 - Venice 1732), attributed to - River landscape with fishermen. 93.5 x 127.5 cm (unframed) - 102 x 137 cm (framed). Oil on canvas, in a gilded wooden frame. Bartolomeo Pedon, a Venetian painter active between the late seventeenth and early eighteenth century, trained in the circle of Sebastiano Ricci and developed a distinctive approach to landscape painting, strongly influenced by the Northern European tradition present in Venice at the time. His work is characterised by rocky, wooded settings animated by small figures, rendered with a diffuse light and a prevailing melancholic tone. The painting depicts a river landscape with imposing rocky formations and a waterfall in the background. In the foreground, two fishermen are shown hauling nets, their figures rendered with the loose, summary brushwork typical of Pedon's manner. A fortified hilltop village can be glimpsed through the atmospheric haze in the middle distance. The composition, the handling of the sky, and the treatment of the rocks are consistent with the artist's known production. Condition report: Relined canvas. Good state of conservation of the pictorial surface, with signs of ageing and wear. - This item is sold with a certificate of authenticity with legal validity. - Further informations on the condition report are available upon request. - All shipments are handled with professional packaging. The frame, if present, is to be understood as a gift and therefore its structural integrity during transport is not guaranteed. *Please keep in mind that this work has not yet obtained the certificate of free export from Italy from the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage. This document certifies that the work is not part of the Italian cultural heritage. Normally the times for issuing certificates are 40 days from the date of the appointment: The new legislation in force from 2021 provides for shorter times at the discretion of the expert commission for declared amounts of less than € 13,500. All costs of this operation are included.

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