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Ölstudie von Gaspare Diziani (1689-1767) - Die Ermordung Caesars

Lot 14
26.05.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 3 800
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 14 | Ölstudie von Gaspare Diziani (1689-1767) - Die Ermordung Caesars
Estimate value
€ 3 800
Ölstudie von Gaspare Diziani (1689-1767) - Die Ermordung Caesars
Öl auf Papier, später auf Karton aufgezogen. Detaillierte Studie zu einer Grisaille-Malerei. In späterem, teilvergoldetem Holzrahmen. Rückseitig altes Etikett ("Esquisse de la mort de Cesar...") sowie Inventaraufkleber. Eine Expertise von Frau Dr. Federica Spadotto liegt dem Gemälde bei.
Diziani war unter anderem in Venedig Schüler von Sebastiano Ricci und gilt heute als dessen wichtigster Nachfolger. Als reisender Künstler verbrachte er auch mehrere, prägende Jahre in Deutschland, wo er unter anderem an den Hof von August III. berufen wurde. Hier gestaltete er Bühnenbilder und entwarf einige Gemälde für die Schlosskirche in Dresden. Später gestaltete er für die Residenz in München vier Supraporten. Werke von Diziani befinden sich in den renommiertesten Museen, vom Louvre über die Wiener Albertina bis in die Eremitage. Bildmaße 75 x 58,5 cm, Rahmenmaße 91 x 74 cm.

Zustand: II
Gaspare Diziani (1689 - 1767) - The assassination of Caesar
Oil on paper, subsequently mounted on cardboard. A detailed study of a Grisaille painting. In a partially gilt wooden frame of later date. An old label ("Esquisse de la mort de Cesar...") and inventory sticker on the back. Includes an expert report prepared by Dr. Federica Spadotto.
Diziani studied under Sebastiano Ricci in Venice and other places and is today regarded as his most important successor. As a travelling artist he also spent several, formative years in Germany, where he was appointed to the court of Augustus III. He designed stage sets and created several paintings for the Schlosskirche in Dresden. Later on, he designed four supraportals for Munich's Residence. Works by Diziani can be found in the most prestigious museums in the world, from the Louvre in Paris, the Albertina in Vienna all the way to the Eremitage in St. Petersburg. Image size 75 x 58.5 cm, frame size 91 x 74 cm.

Condition: II
Auction house category:Paintings and graphics
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