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Giacomo Favretto

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€ 2 400
Auction dateClassic
04.12.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 669293
Lot 1833 | Giacomo Favretto
(1849 Venedig - 1887 ebenda) Junge Gemüseverkäuferin an ihrem Stand Feinmalerisch ausgeführte Darstellung mit großem Realismus und meisterhafter Wiedergabe der Stofflichkeit. Wohl um 1878 entstandenes, dem frühen Oeuvre zuzuordnendes Kabinettbild des bedeutenden italienischen Malers, der durch seine subtil beobachteten Alltagsszenen aus Venedig zugleich einer der höchst populären Künstler wurde. Statt mythologischen und historischen Themen widmete er sich mit Vorliebe heiteren Szenen aus dem 18. Jh. und insbesondere zeitgemäßen Motiven mit einfachen Menschen bei ihren gewöhnlichen Tätigkeiten, bei der Arbeit und beim Spielen. Favretto reüssierte hiermit auch in gehobenen Gesellschaftskreisen bis hin zu Königin Margharete von Italien. Favretto studierte 1864-1878 an der Akademie in Venedig und debütierte 1873 erfolgreich auf der Ausstellung der Brera-Akademie in Mailand. 1878 nahm er an der Weltausstellung in Paris teil, wodurch seine glänzende Künstlerlaufbahn auch auf internationaler Ebene begann. 1880 stellte Favretto erneut in der Brera-Akademie und in Turin aus und gewann den renommierten Prinz-Umberto-Preis. Noch kurz vor seinem frühen Tod an Typhus manifestierte er 1887 seinen Ruf als herausragender Künstler auf der Nationalen Kunstaustellung in Venedig. Öl/Holztafel. L. u. sign.; 30 cm x 18 cm. Wohl Original-Rahmen. Oil on panel. Signed.
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