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Lorenzo Gramiccia"Interior scenes"XVIII Century
XVIII Century
$16,712.70
£12,312.75
€14,000
CA$23,002.11
A$25,524.25
CHF 13,463.42
MX$311,596.61
NOK 170,338.55
SEK 159,535.83
DKK 106,568.94
About the Item
Lorenzo Gramiccia (1702–1795) – 18th-Century Interior Scene
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions:
Framed: 56 x 68 cm
Flat: 50 x 59 cm
Signature: Present
Backside: Inscription with 2 stamps Description and Historical Context
This elegant and detailed interior scene is attributed to Lorenzo Gramiccia, an 18th-century Italian painter known for his depictions of intimate domestic moments and social interactions in aristocratic settings. His work follows in the tradition of Venetian and Roman genre painting, focusing on narrative-rich depictions of daily life, often infused with humor, subtle social commentary, and theatrical composition.
The painting presents an opulent noble household, where a group of well-dressed figures engage in a domestic ritual or social exchange. At the center, a woman holding a child is surrounded by elegantly dressed gentlemen and a servant, possibly hinting at a christening, family reunion, or financial negotiation. The seated nobleman on the left, dressed in flowing robes, gestures toward a document, suggesting a legal or ceremonial element. The richly adorned room, framed by classical portraits on the walls, further establishes the aristocratic setting.
Gramiccia’s painterly style blends realism with a lighthearted touch, reflecting the Rococo influence that flourished in 18th-century Italian painting. His compositions are characterized by fine detailing in textiles, expressive character interactions, and a refined yet dynamic use of lighting. His works often draw comparisons to Pietro Longhi’s Venetian interiors and Giovanni Paolo Pannini’s Roman scenes, capturing the elegance, leisure, and customs of the period.
Significance and Collectibility
This painting is a rare and museum-worthy example of 18th-century Italian genre painting, offering a glimpse into aristocratic life with exceptional detail and narrative depth. It is an ideal acquisition for collectors of historical European interiors, Rococo-period art, and Italian genre paintings.
Provenance and Condition
Provenance: Private collection
Condition: Well-preserved with minor aging consistent with 18th-century artworks.
- Creator:Lorenzo Gramiccia (Italian)
- Creation Year:XVIII Century
- Dimensions:Height: 19.69 in (50 cm)Width: 23.23 in (59 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Edinburgh, GB
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU1987216775772
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