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Lorenzo de Ferrari: Study of a Standing Figure (The Virgin of the Annunciation)

FERRARI, LORENZO DE Genua 1680 - 1744 attributed Title: Study of a Standing Figure (The Virgin of the Annunciation). Technique: Black pen, heightened white on paper. Mounting: Mounted. Measurement: 30 x 14cm. Frame: Framed. Provenance: Collection Erich Schleier, Berlin. We are grateful to Simonetta Prosperi Valenti, Rome, for confirming the attribution of the present painting on the basis of a high-resolution digital photograph and her help in cataloguing it. Estimated shipping costs for this lot: Arrangement after auction. Explanations to the Catalogue Lorenzo de Ferrari Baroque 18th C. Watercolour / Drawings Framed Life of Virgin Mary Drawing

GRAND MIROIR À PARECLOSES EN BOIS DORÉ ET SCULPTÉ, TRAVAIL GÉNOIS DU MILIEU DU XVIIIE SIÈCLE, ATTRIBUÉ À LORENZO DE FERRARI (1680-1744) |

le fronton sommé d'une coquille centrale, le miroir centré d'un cadre ovale dans un encadrement rectangulaire orné de rinceaux aux écoinçons, les montants supérieurs ornés de figures féminines et les montants inférieurs d'urnes fleuries

Lorenzo De Ferrari (1680-1744) Giano

Lorenzo De Ferrari (1680-1744) Giano matita nera su carta, mm 215x155

LORENZO DE FERRARI

GENOA  1680  -  1744 A  STUDY  OF  ST.  STANISLAUS  KOSTKA  HOLDING  THE  CHRIST  CHILD,  AND  A  SEPARATE  STUDY  OF  HIS  HEAD Black  chalk,  the  sheet  made  up  at  upper  margin  and  lower  right  corner; bears  numbering  in  black  chalk,  lower  centre:  33 395  by  251  mm

LORENZO DE' FERRARI

PROPERTY  FROM  A  PRIVATE  COLLECTION GENOA  1680  -  1744 ADAM  AND  EVE  WITH  THE  INFANTS  CAIN  AND  ABEL oil  on  canvas 36  by  37  1/4  in.;  91.5  by  94.5  cm.

Attributed to Lorenzo de Ferrari (Genoa 1680-1744) Mars being taken from Venus, at the request of Vulcan: a ceiling bozzetto oil on canvas, unframed 28¾ x 38½ in. (73 x 97.8 cm.)

Lorenzo De Ferrari, Genoa 1680-1744- Apollo in his

Lorenzo De Ferrari, Genoa 1680-1744- Apollo in his chariot, led by Aurora; pencil, bears inscription to mount in pen and brown ink 'Lorenzo Defferari and No. 126 Collezione So Varni', oval, 27.5x35cm Provenance: Santo Varni, Genoa. Note: Santo Varni's post humous sale in Genoa 1887 included about 200 works by de Ferrari. This is a preparatory study for one of de Ferrari's fresco decorations in the Palazzo Doria, Genoa, made after his return to Rome in 1734 Literature: Giulia Fusconi and Ezia Gavazza, 'Disegni Genovesi dal xvi al xviii secolo', exhib. cat., Genoa Galleria Nazionale, 1980, pg119, reproduced (incorrectly as pen and brown ink)

LORENZO DE' FERRARI

LORENZO DE' FERRARI GENOA 1680 - 1744 STUDY FOR A FIGURE OF ICARUS Black chalk heightened with white chalk, on buff paper, a slight study of the same figure in red and black chalk, verso ; bears black chalk inscription lower right: Ad 420 by 282 mm

Lorenzo de Ferrari (Genoa 1680-1744)

Lorenzo de Ferrari (Genoa 1680-1744) The Assumption of the Virgin with inscription 'Abate Lorenzo Deferari Genova 1680/1744 - allievo di suo padre Gregorio, poi di Maratta Affresco nella Volto della Chiesa di St Sebastiano - Genova' black chalk, pen and brown ink, inscribed in an oval, ink gall damage 16¼ x 12½ in. (41.2 x 31.8 cm.), unframed

Lorenzo de Ferrari (1680-1744)

An angel in flight with two attendants (recto); A Bull (verso) inscribed in pen and ink 'no. 120 De/Ferari' (verso), black chalk heightened with white on grey paper 39 x 47.5cm (15 3/8 x 18 11/16in). Ferrari, L. de

Lorenzo de Ferrari (Genoa 1680-1744)

A reclining nude youth, looking upwards black and white chalk on grey-blue paper 16 1/8 x 21 7/8 in. (411 x 555 mm.)

Lorenzo de Ferrari (Genoa 1680-1744)

An allegory of Innocence holding a lamp and a lily black chalk on light brown paper, squared in black chalk, some losses made up 21 3/4 x 14 3/8 in. (542 x 365 mm.)

*Lorenzo de'Ferrari 1680-1744

Bears number lower right in brown ink: 13.6. Black and white chalk on blue paper, squared in black chalk.

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL,

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19TH/20TH CENTURY MEDALS: ANDREA DORIA AND CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS: A PAIR OF PAINTINGS Andreas Dori bears an inscription on the stretcher: Lorenzo de Ferrari/Genoa 1680-1744 oil on canvas each: 27 1/2 by 58 in. 69.8 by 147.3 cm. (2)