Italienischer Maler der Venezianischen Schule - photo 1

Italienischer Maler der Venezianischen Schule

Lot 1810
09.09.2023 10:30UTC +01:00
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€ 2 400
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1810 | Italienischer Maler der Venezianischen Schule
Estimate value
€ 2 400 – 4 800
Italienischer Maler der Venezianischen Schule
Italienischer Maler der Venezianischen Schule (Tätig um 1700)
Jupiter und Callisto
In diesem auf die zwei Hauptfiguren konzentrierten, stiltypischen Barock-Gemälde wird eine Erzählung aus der antiken Mythologie geschildert. Ovids "Metamorphosen" (II, 417-440) erzählen die Geschichte der Lieblingsnymphe der Göttin Diana - der schönen Callisto (hier als erotischer, ruhender Halbakt), die Jupiter in Gestalt der Göttin selbst verführt. Als Callistos Schwangerschaft entdeckt wurde, wurde sie von Diana bestraft, die von ihren Anhängern erwartete, dass sie genauso keusch waren wie sie selbst. Sie verwandelte Callisto in einen Bären und die hetzte die Hunde auf sie. Callisto und ihr Sohn Arcas wurden jedoch von Jupiter gerettet, der sie in die Sternbilder Großer und Kleiner Bär verwandelte. Seit dem 16. Jh. und besonders im Barock und Rokoko gehörte die Erzählung von Callisto zu den beliebten Motiven in der italienischen und europäischen Malerei - u. a. bei Jacopo Palma, Tizian, Rubens, Pietro Liberi und Boucher. Öl/Lwd, doubl.; 84 cm x 116 cm. Barock-Rahmen.
Provenienz: Auktion Dorotheum Wien, 19.10.1993, Lot 29; norddeutsche Privatsammlung.
Italian painter of the Venetian School active circa 1700. Oil on canvas, relined.
Auction house category:Paintings
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