Filippo Scandellari Sold at Auction Prices

Architecture painter, Figure painter, Sculptor

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  • Merchiorre, ambito di Filippo Scandellari (1717-1801). Bologna XVIII secolo
    Dec. 10, 2024

    Merchiorre, ambito di Filippo Scandellari (1717-1801). Bologna XVIII secolo

    Est: €300 - €400

    Merchiorre, ambito di Filippo Scandellari (1717-1801). Bologna XVIII secolo del lotto fa parte un gruppo in terracotta con frate su asino e contadino, Italia meridionale fine XX secolo Largh. 35 - Prof. 16 - Alt. 28 cm terracotta dipinta

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  • Popolana che allatta. Scultore bolognese del XVIII-XIX secolo, prossimo a Filippo Scandellari (1717-1801)
    Dec. 21, 2023

    Popolana che allatta. Scultore bolognese del XVIII-XIX secolo, prossimo a Filippo Scandellari (1717-1801)

    Est: €800 - €1,000

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  • A Saint Joseph in polychrome terracotta.Modeller from Bologna, 18th century, close to Filippo Scandellari (1717-1801)
    Dec. 19, 2017

    A Saint Joseph in polychrome terracotta.Modeller from Bologna, 18th century, close to Filippo Scandellari (1717-1801)

    Est: €1,200 - €1,500

    Altezza cm 24

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  • ATTRIBUTED  TO  FILIPPO  SCANDELLARI  (1717-1801)ITALIAN,  BOLOGNA,  18TH  CENTURY
    Dec. 05, 2012

    ATTRIBUTED  TO  FILIPPO  SCANDELLARI  (1717-1801)ITALIAN,  BOLOGNA,  18TH  CENTURY

    Est: £5,000 - £7,000

    ST.  ANNE,  ST.  FRANCIS,  ST.  ROSE  OF  LIMA  AND  ST.  CLARE  OF  ASSISI St.  Rose  with  an  old  paper  label  inscribed  in  ink:  75  4  00/06  [?]  2007 polychromed  terracotta St.  Anne:  35.7cm.,  14in.;  St.  Francis:  36.6cm.,  14  3/8  in.;  St.  Rose  of  Lima:  36.5cm.,  14  3/8  in.;  St.  Clare  of  Assisi:  36.1cm.,  14¼in.

    Sotheby's
  • AN ITALIAN NEOCLASSIC TERRACOTTA RELIEF OF HERCULES
    Sep. 25, 2001

    AN ITALIAN NEOCLASSIC TERRACOTTA RELIEF OF HERCULES

    Est: $10,000 - $15,000

    Dated 1758, By Filippo Scandellari (1717-1801) The rectangular relief depicting a nude bearded figure standing in contrapuntal pose, with the pelt of the Nemean lion draped across his pelvic area and over a tree stump behind, holding a club in one hand and standing on an integral rocky outcropping, inscribed F.S./1758, within an associated Italian 18th century giltwood molded frame 21in. (53.5cm.) high, 111/2in. (30cm.) wide the terracotta PROVENANCE With Sestieri Brothers, Rome, 1965. EXHIBITION Sculpture from the David Daniels Collection, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 26 October 1979 - 13 January 1980, cat. no. 35. NOTES Similar in depth and detail of modelling, finely articulated musculature and figural style and vertical format with architectural low relief background to two other terra-cotta reliefs also by Scandellari, all three are firmly given to the master on the basis of their inscriptions. The present Hercules is signed F.S. 1758, the Expulsion of Adam and Eve in the City Art Museum of Saint Louis is inscribed F.S. 1758 and the third depicting Saint John the Baptist in the Minneapolis Institute of Art is inscribed F.S.A.C. 1763. It is interesting to note that Scandellari most usually signed his works F.S. up to his reception into the Academy in 1760, at which point he employed the signature F.S.A.C. (Filippo Scandellari Accademia Clementina).

    Christie's
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