Porcelain plaque Madonna and Child and John the Baptist - photo 1
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Porcelain plaque Madonna and Child and John the Baptist

Lot 535
19.05.2024 12:00UTC +02:00
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€ 85
AuctioneerAntiqon
Event locationLatvia, Riga
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ID 1189604
Lot 535 | Porcelain plaque Madonna and Child and John the Baptist
Estimate value
€ 150 – 250
Porcelain plaque with the image of Madonna and Child and John the Baptist. According to Raphael. The stamp of the Capitoline she-wolf ROMA. Rafael Santi (Raffaello Santi) from Urbino (1483-1520) - Italian painter and architect, one of the greatest artists in all of world history. Oh, love... You are the mother of joy, the mother of peace! - Rafael exclaims. - Cleanse our eyes with your rays so that they can see the invisible... Raphael was called the master of Madonnas. His images of Madonnas are a paean to motherhood; to earthly, kind and happy mothers, filled with natural solemnity and uplifting significance. We know that he drew one of the Madonnas from a peasant woman he met on the street; the other - with his beloved. Raphaels Florentine Madonnas are beautiful, pretty, touching and enchanting young mothers. The Madonnas he created in Rome, i.e., during the period of full artistic maturity, acquire different features. These are already mistresses, goddesses of goodness and beauty, powerful with their femininity, ennobling the world, softening human Width: 11.5cm, Height: 11.5cm, Depth: 5cm, Weight: 0.12kg, Condition: Excellent, Material: Porcelain, ID: ID-ANTQ-2424
#Porcelain, #Italy, #Европейскийфарфор
Auction house category:European porcelain
Address of auction Antiqon
Brivibas street 52-1B
1011 Riga
Latvia
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