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Portrait Of A Noblewoman. Attributed To Carlo Ceresa. About 1640.1660
1660
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Portrait of a noblewoman.
Attributed to Carlo Ceresa. (1609 - 1679, Bergamo)
Oil on canvas.
Size cm 110x86,5cm with frame
Around 1640.
This portrait depicts a middle-aged woman with great realism, typical of Lombard and Bergamo painters in particular. Carlo Ceresa, probable author of this unsigned painting, had studied with Daniele Crespi, a Lombard painter, from whom he inherited a way of painting with important shadows, characters with a melancholy-austerity attitude. But compared to his master, who died of the plague in 1630, he added a highly decorative coloristic vein, it is said that he was influenced by Venetian painters.
In fact, there is a very interesting dialogue between elegance, magnificence and the bright red color of the dress with very rich trimmings and, at the same time, a dramatic light and chiaroscuro of the hands and face, which give a very serious, late Caravaggesque expression to the woman portrayed.
Another point that suggests that it is a portrait painted by Ceresa are lady's hands, the shape and movements of her fingers, which tick a splendid black ribbon that the woman has on her chest an hold gloves in another.
The bright white of the sleeves is painted with great depth and expressiveness.
In a non-ancient handcrafted frame in carved and gilded wood.
- Attributed to:Carlo Ceresa (1609 - 1679)
- Creation Year:1660
- Dimensions:Height: 43.31 in (110 cm)Width: 34.06 in (86.5 cm)Depth: 1.58 in (4 cm)
- Medium:
- Movement & Style:
- Period:Mid-17th Century
- Condition:
- Gallery Location:Firenze, IT
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2464212798052
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