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Cipper Todeschini
18th Century Cipper Todeschini Card Players CardShaperper Oil on Canvas Yellow

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Oil painting on canvas measuring 119 x 130 without frame and 130 x 160 cm with frame depicting an en plen air scene with a dog and card players by the painter Giacomo Francesco Cipper known as Todeschini. The different variations of this painter's signature, documented from 1705 to 1736 in Lombardy, as well as the qualification of "German" added to his name, suggest that he worked a long time in Italy as a foreigner. The numerous preserved paintings of his, of which there are also replicas due in part to his weak imitators, testify to the favor enjoyed by him among the clients. Cipper's work, as far as is known so far, consists exclusively of genre scenes, mostly with large-format backgrounds, often with half-length or three-quarter-length characters. The environment and the background are neglected, by choice, and the spatial relationships between people and objects are not clear. The exaggerated characterization of the figures is a typical feature of our painter who loves trivial and popular representations engaged in various occupations such as eating and drinking (alone, in two or in groups of several people), but also with other thematic elements such as the musicians, often flute players, card or morra players, quarrels, beggars, mother with child, and so on. The figures, who present themselves to the observer as if on a stage with their miserable and patched clothes, do not want to provoke compassion for their desolate condition, but rather want to amuse. This canvas most likely painted in its mature period a few years after its arrival in Italy, therefore probably between the years 15/25 of the 1700s it has a lighter and more varied color, an attenuated plasticity and a precise, almost dry design, which goes probably justified by the influence suffered by Bellotti. The compositions become richer and more complicated, mostly full-length groups are placed in a rather large space which, moreover, is like an indeterminate scenography, neither interior nor landscape, thus allowing the painter to avoid the perspective representation. The smoother and more effective style is a sign of the influence of Antonio Amorosi. This representation, like his other works, is not immune from a good dose of irony, Il Cipper in his creative path renews the seventeenth-century tradition of the Bamboccianti and reinterprets the examples of Monsù Bernardo and Magnasco in a very personal key with the extremely successful ambition of transpose his ideas with a 'monumental' spirit, dedicating himself to a realistic definition of everyday objects, food and household goods. In this canvas, the subjects belong to the popular class, The painting embodies facets that Cipper demonstrates being able to conduct with skill and spirit of observation, in symbiosis with a vibrant material and quick brushstrokes, reaching an excellent quality level. The complex scene in the foreground, as well as the splendid representation of the dog with such large and almost plasticized ears, perhaps the true signature of the painter in this painting, is surprising for the attention to the chromatic and luminous relationships between the various elements and for the accurate anatomical precision of the details. Among the main examples, which have the same style as our painting, the grinder and the gypsy fortune teller by Joanneum of Graz should be mentioned; the Gypsy Concerto, with many figures, from the Peloso collection in Novi Ligure (signed "Jacob Frances Zipper pinxit"), where the conductor presents an attitude often recurring in the paintings of the Cippers .; the genre scene of the Hermitage in Leningrad, in which the woman gutting the fish and the splendid still life of seafood recall the painting in the Auxerre Museum and the two pendants with Card players and Morra players, from the collection. private Budapest. The paintings and works of art published here are my exclusive property and therefore are always available to be viewed, by appointment, in my exhibition sites located in Sanremo and Brescia. This item , like all our objects, is sold accompanied by a photographic certificate FIMA of authenticity and lawful origin; this document identifies the object by adding more value to the article. We take care and personally organize the packaging and shipping of our items with insurance all over the world.

Creator:
Cipper Todeschini (1664 - 1736)
Dimensions:
Height: 46.86 in (119 cm)Width: 51.19 in (130 cm)Depth: 1.58 in (4 cm)
Medium:
Canvas,Oil
Movement & Style:
Italian School
Period:
Early 18th Century
Condition:
Gallery Location:
Sanremo, IT
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU151027756152

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