Italian school (XIX) - Interno con figure in costume

Oil on canvas painting depicting an elegant interior with figures in period clothing, probably inspired by the 18th century. The scene, allegorical and popular in character, is set in a tavern or public place, where numerous figures take part in dances and musical moments. The composition rich in characters creates a lively, theatrical and convivial atmosphere. The work comes from a private Roman collection and was purchased in Rome in the last century. It is housed in an antique frame bearing the label of the well-known frame workshop G.V. Pierangeli, Via Margutta (Rome), a historic reference point for artists and collectors of the capital. The painting does not have a visible signature on the front. On the back there is a blue chalk inscription, difficult to read, probably referring to a code or a workshop annotation. The painting is part of a group of four works from the same family collection, united by similar subjects. Technique: oil on canvas Dimensions of the painting: 25 × 35 cm Dimensions of the frame: 47 × 36 Conditions: good overall condition, with normal signs of aging on the frame and slight traces of wear consistent with age. Please view the photographs carefully, part of the description. Attribution and cultural scope The work is by an unidentified author and could belong to a European painting milieu, with possible references to Italian, French or Flemish tradition. This hypothesis is based on the stylistic characteristics and the subject depicted, but it has not been possible to establish with certainty the school of origin, the author or the dating. The attribution remains indicative and to be verified. The frame visible in the photo is included as a courtesy and is not an integral part of the artwork. Any damage to the frame will not be a valid reason for complaints or order cancellations.

Estimate:£251.27

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