Andrea Vaccaro, zugeschrieben. Saint Mary Magdalene - photo 1

Andrea Vaccaro, zugeschrieben. Saint Mary Magdalene

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€ 45 500
Auction dateClassic
20.03.2024 14:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
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Germany, München
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Lot 175 | Andrea Vaccaro, zugeschrieben. Saint Mary Magdalene
Andrea Vaccaro, zugeschrieben
Saint Mary Magdalene
Remnants of a wax seal "Regno delle due Sicilie" and numbered 769 on the stretcher verso. Oil auf canvas. In the octagon 83 x 69 cm. Restored. Minor damage. Damage to frame (101 x 87 cm).

Die reich gekleidete und geschmückte Heilige in Betrachtung des Schädels ihren Schmuck ablegend. Vor ihr ein gefülltes Schmuckkästchen, neben dem Schädel liegt eine eiserne Kette symbolisch für die anstehende Buße.

Andrea Vaccaro war einer der erfolgreichsten Maler im Neapel seiner Zeit. Zusammen mit seiner Werkstatt schuf er überwiegend religiöse Gemälde für Auftraggeber vor Ort, aber auch für den Export nach Spanien (Neapel stand zu dieser Zeit unter spanischer Herrschaft). Mit seinem ausgeprägten Chiaroscuro zeigen seine frühen Arbeiten deutlich den Einfluss Caravaggios und dessen Nachfolger in Neapel. Ab den 1630er Jahren sind Vorbilder wie Guido Reni oder Anthonis van Dyck erkennbar, in späteren Jahren nimmt er auch Anregungen von dem jüngeren Luca Giordano auf.

provenance: private collection, South Germany.

Wir danken Dr. Achille della Ragione, Neapel, für seine Beurteilung auf Basis von Fotografien.
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