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    • ATTRIBUTED TO FRANCESCO DA SANGALLO (1494-1576): BUST OF CHRIST
      Mar. 15, 2015

      ATTRIBUTED TO FRANCESCO DA SANGALLO (1494-1576): BUST OF CHRIST

      Est: $300 - $500

      ATTRIBUTED TO FRANCESCO DA SANGALLO (1494-1576): BUST OF CHRIST Carved and painted wood bust, with head turned to left, unfinished scooped-out reverse. 22 x 12 x 9 in. Salander-O'Reilly Galleries Consigned by Trustees

      STAIR
    • Francesco da Sangallo, 1494 Florenz - 1576, zug.
      Jun. 20, 2012

      Francesco da Sangallo, 1494 Florenz - 1576, zug.

      Est: €30,000 - €40,000

      STATUETTE EINER WEIBLICHEN HEILIGEN ODER EINER ALLEGORIE Höhe: 35 cm. Italien, 17. Jahrhundert. Weichholz geschnitzt, Pappelholz, ohne Fassung bzw. von Fassung befreit. Die jugendlich wiedergegebene Gestalt in langem Manteltuch, das in einen Faltenwurf mit kühnem, hohlkehligem Bogen über die rechte Schulter zur linken Hüfte zieht. Der Kopf nach links geneigt, mit welligem, über Schultern und Rücken herabfließendem Haar. Das rechte Spielbein unter dem Mantel leicht vorgestreckt. Die linke Hand hält den Faltenbausch, die rechte Hand fehlt. Standhaltung mit leicht manieristischen Zügen. Attribute fehlen. Mit erkennbarem, ehemaligem Wurmbefall, aber ansonsten in sehr guter Erhaltung mit schöner Alterspatina. Anmerkung: Der Bildhauer war Sohn der Architekten und Bildhauers Giuliano da Sangallo, wo er 1506 mit der Identifikation mit der Laokoon-Gruppe beteiligt war. Seine erste Ausbildung erhielt er bei Andrea Sansovino. Werke seiner Hand wie etwa "Die Jungfrau mit dem Kind und der Heiligen Anna" finden sich in öffentlichen Sammlungen wie in Orsanmichele in Florenz. Literatur: Publiziert in Francesco Ortenzi, Per il Giovane Francesco da Sangallo, "Nuovi Studi", 2006, Bd. XII, S. 71 - 84, Abb. 94 - 95. (860752)

      Hampel Fine Art Auctions
    • [ ITALIAN MEDALS ]
      Dec. 09, 2009

      [ ITALIAN MEDALS ]

      Est: £3,000 - £4,000

      FRANCESCO DA SANGALLO (1494-1576) Paolo Giovio (1483-1552), writer and historian, Bishop of Nocera, 1528, bronze memorial medal, 1552, PAVLVS IOVIVS COMENSIS EPISCOPVS NVCERINVS A D N S M D LII, bearded bust left, wearing cap and coat with fur collar, rev., NVNC DENIQVE VIVES, Giovio standing, raising a nude young man from the ground, 96mm (Attwood 795; Armand I, 156, 1; Toderi/Vannel 1418; Bargello 309; Johnson II, 89), a very fine contemporary cast with dark patina

      Morton & Eden
    • Attributed to Francesco da Sangallo (1494-1576) Italian, third quarter 16th century , A bronze figure of Flora bronze, greenish-brown patina with traces of red, on wood base inset with red marble
      Jul. 09, 2008

      Attributed to Francesco da Sangallo (1494-1576) Italian, third quarter 16th century , A bronze figure of Flora bronze, greenish-brown patina with traces of red, on wood base inset with red marble

      Est: £120,000 - £180,000

      bronze, greenish-brown patina with traces of red, on wood base inset with red marble

      Sotheby's
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