700
H 144 x W 200 x D 10 cm
COD: 11000
Ancient Italian painting from the second half of the 18th century. Oil work on canvas depicting a biblical subject, Moses saved from the waters. The book of Exodus tells that Moses' mother abandoned him in a basket on the Nile to save him from Pharaoh's persecution. He was then found and adopted by the daughter of the Pharaoh himself who went to the river to cool off together with her handmaids. Painting that develops horizontally adorned with a spectacular modern, sculpted and gilded frame. Large work with bright colours, ideal for placing in an important living room or study. Painting of excellent pictorial quality, note the quality in the creation of the drapery and naturalistic elements. The characters are immersed in a splendid ideal landscape full of details and thanks to the aerial perspective our gaze is guided towards the mountains in the background. The illusory depth of field is in fact determined by the color gradations that are increasingly less clear and tend towards blue.
Painting that has undergone conservative restoration with relining, replacement of the frame and restoration of color in some places. Overall in good condition.
Light painting H 119,5 x W 175,5 cm.
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