700
92xH103cm.
Antique oil painting on canvas depicting the bust of a cardinal dating back to the second half of the 18th century.
The figure depicts a holy bishop identifiable by his iconographic attributes.
The subject is represented half-length with a solemn pose but composed according to a traditional devotional typology.
The figure emerges clearly from the background thanks to the chiaroscuro contrast; the drawing is precise and softened by soft contours.
General Conditions: Good condition.
Provenance: Lombardy 18th century.
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