Rinaldo da Siena - La stigmatizzazione di San Francesco –...

1:1 scale art reproduction based on a mid-13th-century illuminated initial from Siena, attributed to Rinaldo da Siena and housed at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Antiquus edition embellished with hand-applied 23-carat gold. Elegant large-format fine art print facsimile, produced by Antiquus and inspired by an important illuminated initial from the thirteenth century depicting the stigmatization of Saint Francis. The work reproduces in 1:1 scale a gradual sheet attributed to Rinaldo da Siena, dated around 1275 and held at the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles (Ms. 71). This edition stands out for the high quality giclée fine art printing on special paper and for the presence of real 23-carat gold hand-applied to selected details, a feature that lends luminosity, relief and a strong decorative impact. The result is a refined work, ideal for collectors of sacred art, medieval miniatures, and premium editorial objects. The copy belongs to a limited edition of 149 numbered copies and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and edition. The print is offered unframed, to allow display customization according to the collector’s taste. Sheet size: about 37 × 53 cm. Condition: new. Lot details Item: contemporary fine art print Subject: The stigmatization of Saint Francis Technique: fine art giclée print Materials: special paper with 23-carat gold applied by hand Dimensions: approximately 37 × 53 cm Edition: limited, numbered, 149 copies Certificate: included Frame: not included Condition: new

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