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    • Tuscan School, XVII century - Kitchen interior
      Nov. 29, 2023

      Tuscan School, XVII century - Kitchen interior

      Est: €7,000 - €10,000

      oil on canvas 101.5 x 149.5 cm Il dipinto offerto nel lotto può essere riferito ad un pittore attivo in Toscana nella prima metà del secolo XVII, vicino per stile e soggetti a Jacopo da Empoli (Firenze 1551 - 1640), Andrea Commodi (Firenze 1560 - 1638) e Astolfo Petrazzi (Siena 1580 - 1653). Nella produzione di questi pittori si ritrovano infatti composizioni simili a quella del dipinto qui presentato, con un interno di cucina in cui la natura morta di carni appese e di frutti esposti sul tavolo viene arricchita della presenza di figure umane, a volte, come in questo caso, rese con realismo quasi caricaturale (cfr. La natura morta in Italia, Milano 1989, tomo II, pp. 532-538 e pp. 541-543).

      Finarte
    • PITTORE ATTIVO A ROMA NEL XVI - XVII SECOLO
      Mar. 15, 2022

      PITTORE ATTIVO A ROMA NEL XVI - XVII SECOLO

      Est: €400 - €700

      Ritratto di giovane uomo Olio su rame, cm 13X9,5 Il dipinto raffigura un giovane uomo e richiama stilisticamente alla ritrattistica d'influenza del tardo Cinquecento in ambito toscano e romano. L'opera, infatti, reca una attribuzione collezionistica a Andrea Commodi (Firenze, 1560 - 1638), la cui formazione avvenne in gran parte nella Città Eterna alla metà del nono decennio e dove fu attivo dal 1592 al 1622. È il Baglione (1642) a narrare che giunto a Roma in età giovanile Commodi dipinse assai bene ritratti dal naturale, come documentano bene l'Autoritratto degli Uffizi e quello a pastello conservato alla Galleria Buonarroti a Firenze. In effetti, parafrasando il titolo di un saggio dedicato alla ritrattistica romana di inizio Seicento scritto da Yuri Primarosa, quest'opera si può considerare un epigono della ritrattistica senza tempo e testimonianza di una primizia del ritratto dal vivo, che oltre al Commodi vede protagonisti Scipione Pulzone, Ottavio Leoni e Pietro Facchetti.

      Wannenes Art Auctions
    • Andrea Commodi (Firenze 1560 - 1648), attribuito a, San Carlo Borromeo all’altare
      May. 30, 2018

      Andrea Commodi (Firenze 1560 - 1648), attribuito a, San Carlo Borromeo all’altare

      Est: €2,000 - €2,500

      olio su tavola, cm 32,5x22

      Cambi Casa d'Aste
    • ANDREA COMMODI | Study of a sprawling nude
      Jul. 05, 2017

      ANDREA COMMODI | Study of a sprawling nude

      Est: £20,000 - £30,000

      Red chalk

      Sotheby's
    • ATTRIBUTED TO ANDREA COMMODI | Head of a young man, looking to the right
      Jul. 08, 2015

      ATTRIBUTED TO ANDREA COMMODI | Head of a young man, looking to the right

      Est: £15,000 - £20,000

      Black chalk and stumping; bears attribution in ink on the old mount: Michel Angelo da caravaggio 

      Sotheby's
    • ANDREA COMMODI Christ's painful head
      Jun. 30, 2015

      ANDREA COMMODI Christ's painful head

      Est: £13,000 - £16,000

      ANDREA COMMODI Christ's painful head Oil on canvas It's a painting typical of the Tuscan Catholic - Reformation culture between the end of 16th and the beginning of the 17th century. Actually, the golden background which recalls primitives' painting was used in different religious works of art of that time. These works of art were inspired by the cult of the ancient origins of Christianity and by the educated and faithful mark. Features such as Christ's head bent backwards, the deep and pensive look oriented slightly upwards and the very elegant and defined design of the image recall the Tuscan tradition or of Tuscan origins (the same as Cristofano Roncalli, Durante Alberti, Bacco Ciarpi). Actually, the best representative of the Tuscan tradition is Andrea Commodi who was born in Cortona, but was a dynamic artist who worked in Tuscany and Rome. If we compare one of the most important altarpieces by Commodi the Immaculate Conception of Cortona (published in L. Fornasari-A. Giannotti, Arte in terra d'Arezzo, Il Seicento, edifir 2003, p. 77) and the painful Christ, it shows the style and dating sameness. Then, this Christ must be one of those sacred images created in the years prior to and after the Holy Year of the17th century. Those years marked the transition from Manierism to a new Tuscan Naturalism and Commodi was one of the most important representatives of that period. cm 26 x 22

      Bertolami Fine Art s.r.l.
    • Attributed to Andrea Commodi (Florence 1560-1638)
      Oct. 26, 2011

      Attributed to Andrea Commodi (Florence 1560-1638)

      Est: £6,000 - £8,000

      Attributed to Andrea Commodi (Florence 1560-1638) The Communion of the Martyrs oil on canvas 108¼ x 61 in. (275 x 155 cm.)

      Christie's
    • Attribué à Andréa COMMODI (Florence 1560 - 1638)
      Jun. 25, 2010

      Attribué à Andréa COMMODI (Florence 1560 - 1638)

      Est: €800 - €1,000

      Attribué à Andréa COMMODI (Florence 1560 - 1638) Étude de jeune homme au chapeau Sanguine, crayon noir et estompe 16 x 15 cm Petit trou en bas à droite et épidermures

      Millon & Associes
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