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Madonna con il libro.
XVII secolo.
Olio su tela.
Cornice in legno antico dipinto, da restaurare.
Reintelato.
Epoca Barocca.
Interessante dipinto della scuola genovese, con caratteristico effetto della figura che emerge dal buoi e dallo sfondo scuro.
Il dipinto proveniente dalla proprietà di una nobile famiglia di Venezia.
La figura centrale, avvolta da un’aura luminosa, tiene in mano un libro, simbolo di conoscenza e spiritualità. Lo sfondo, con la sua durezza, crea un contrasto che mette in risalto la figura sacra. I colori vibranti dell’abito conferiscono profondità e vitalità all’opera.
All’inizio del XVII secolo Strozzi si allontana dall’eleganza artificiale dello stile tardo manierista di Luca Cambiaso Bernardo Strozzi fa diventare la pittura genovese più naturalistica, con una maggiore attenzione ai dettagli realistici.
Dipinto ha avuto restauri, e presenta abrasioni dello strato pittorico.
Si ringrazia lo storico dell'arte e collega Wladyslaw Maximowicz per generoso contributo nell'attribuzione a scuola genovese del dipinto.
- Dimensions:Height: 31.5 in (80 cm)Width: 23.63 in (60 cm)Depth: 1.97 in (5 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Firenze, IT
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