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Venus reclining in an arcadian landscape with two doves by Roman School

Roman School

Venus reclining in an arcadian landscape with two doves

Oil on canvas
95.9 x 132.4 cm (37.75 x 52.13 in)
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Dec 5, 2024
Sotheby'sLondonOld Master & 19th Century Paintings Day Auction160
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Artwork Description
Category

paintings

Dimensions

95.9 x 132.4 cm (37.75 x 52.13 in)

Materials

oil on canvas

Provenance

With Trafalgar Galleries, London, by 1976;

Thence by descent to the present owner.

Exhibited

London, Trafalgar Galleries, In the Light of Caravaggio , 1976, no. 4 (as Giacomo Galli, known as Spadarino).

Literature

B. Cohen, In the Light of Caravaggio , exh. cat., London 1976, pp. 13-16, no. 4, reproduced in colour (as Giacomo Galli, known as Spadarino);

B. Llewellyn and C. McCorquodale, "In the Light of Caravaggio", in The Connoisseur , 192, June 1976, p. 11, reproduced fig. 3 (as Giacomo Galli, known as Spadarino);

A. Busiri Vici, "Altri inediti dello Spadarino", in Antologia di Belle Arti , 4, December 1977, pp. 343-46, reproduced fig. 2 (as Giacomo Galli, known as Spadarino);

M. Marini, "Caravaggio e il naturalismo internazionale", in Storia dell"arte italiana , vol. 6, Turin 1979, p. 370, no. 305, reproduced (as Giovanni Antonio Galli, known as Spadarino);

E. Giffi, "Per lo Spadarino", in Prospettiva , 50, July 1987, p. 81 n. 43 (as Giovanni Antonio Galli, known as Spadarino);

M Pulini, "La passiflora di Michele Desubleo", in Accademia Clementina , 35-36, 1995-1996, pp. 107-9, reproduced fig. 93 (as follower of Michele Desubleo);

R. Randolfi, "Ritrovamenti documentari per Giovanni Antonio Galli detto lo Spadarino", in Studi di Storia dell"Arte , 10, 1999, pp. 76 and 80 n. 51 (as Giovanni Antonio Galli, known as Spadarino);

A. Cottino, Michele Desubleo , Soncino 2001, p. 136, listed under no. 25 (as follower of Michele Desubleo);

G. Papi, Spadarino , Soncino 2003, pp. 27 and 41 nn. 77 and 78 (as follower of Michele Desubleo);

J.T. Spike, "Spadarino Problems", in Studi di Storia dell"Arte , 16, 2005, pp. 255-56 and 258, reproduced fig. 1 (as Giovanni Antonio Galli, known as Spadarino);

M. Pulini, "Le due Veneri di Reynaud Levieux, artista prossimo a Desubleo", in Storia dell"arte , 132, 2012, pp. 82-94, reproduced in colour fig. 1 (as Reynaud Levieux).

Description

The Property of a Lady

Roman School, 17th century

Venus reclining in an arcadian landscape with two doves

oil on canvas

unframed: 95.7 x 132.5 cm.; 37¾ x 52⅛ in.

framed: 115.8 x 153.1 cm.; 45⅝ x 60¼ in.