Antique Florence

Cresting above a cartouche shaped engraved mirror depicting an Architectural scene, above a rectangular plate within moulded frame carved with C-scrolls flowers and acanthus leafs, t...

His works are found in the most important museums: the Prado in Madrid, the Academy Galleries in Vienna, the Catalan Museum in Barcelona, ​​Troja Castle near Prague, the Walters Art ...

Italian work signed Dante Zoi from Florence. 19th century

His magnum opus, Storia naturale degli uccelli (Natural History of Birds), published in Florence between 1767 and 1776, was a monumental achievement commissioned by the Grand Duchess...

He spent time London, Florence, and Rome, where he had an extended stay, and in Paris, he studied for about a year and a half with Thomas Couture.

Engraving was an unusual profession for women in Florence during the period.

He was appointed professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence and was, among others, the teacher of Marino Marini.

Signed top right by the artist along with “Florence” where the artist visited in the early 1880’s with his wife.

The technique of veneered marquetry had its inspiration in 16th century Florence. Marquetry elaborated upon Florentine techniques of inlaying solid marble slabs with designs formed o...

A somewhat distracted and highly ambitious spirit, Jean-Baptiste moved around from Switzerland to Florence and in 1845 settled in Paris. He was aggressive in making connections and a...

He left for Italy in 1875 to study painting with Antonio Ciseri at the Cooperative Society of Students in Florence. Here he discovered the Macchiaioli movement, some of whose stylist...

He later settled in Italy, where he spent much of his career and remained active in artistic circles in Florence. The artwork is signed lower right, "F. Soulacroix” Provenance: Col...

Life size Sculptures "The 4 Seasons" in Terracotta from Impruneta 20th Century with Base.Made in the 70s Total height: 130cm Terracotta Impruneta - Florence

Volterrano became the first Baroque painter in Florence. Favored for his fresco paintings, he worked for the Medici and was sent by the Grand Duke to Venice, Bologna and Rome to stud...

Technique: Hand-colored copperplate engraving Maker: Giulio Ferrario / Luigi Giarre, Florence, Italy, early 19th century

All our products are designed and produced in Florence by Italian master craftsmen.

All our products are designed and produced in Florence by Italian master craftsmen.     

Jean-de-La-Fontaine): View of Château-Thierry Chicago (AI): Sheafing the Hay Florence (Uffizi): Portrait of the Artist Montreal (Learmont): Ruins of Château-Thierry Moscow (State Tre...

The signature Pugi refers to the Florentine sculptor Guglielmo Pugi (1850–1915), whose works were widely distributed at the end of the 19th century through the renowned Fratelli Gill...

Life size Sculptures "The 4 Seasons" in Terracotta from Impruneta 20th Century with Base.Made in the begining of 1900s Total height: 210cm Terracotta Impruneta - Florence

Total height: 180cm Terracotta Impruneta - Florence

It was a common practice for prestigious shops like Casa Bellas Artes to purchase pieces from European workshops (such as the Galleria Lapini in Florence) and place their own metal s...

Other similar compositions: - Auction Finarte, Rome 8 May 1990, Giovanni Domenico Valentino, Pharmacy Interior: - Cassa di Risparmio di Imola Foundation, Imola (Emilia Romagna, Ita...

All our products are designed and produced in Florence by Italian master craftsmen.     

After living in London for a time she returned to Manchester in 1883 and shared a studio in 10 King Street with the artist Mary Florence Monkhouse. After much campaigning by both Dac...

A highly decorative Italian pedestal column, created in Florence during the “Florence Capital” years of the Kingdom of Italy (circa 1865–1871) and dating to the second half of the 19...

He revolutionized the practice of painting and drawing in Florence, much like the Carracci family did in Bologna around the same time.

The monastic costume, rendered without specific order insignia, is characteristic of Southern German Baroque sculpture.The cult of the Arme Seelen, formally sanctioned by the Church ...

There are examples of this fountain at Harvey Mudd College (Clairmont, CA), Henry Morrison Flagler Museum (Palm Springs, CA), Boboli Gardens (Florence, Italy), and several others.

After the original in Florence’s Loggia dei Lanzi, Piazza della Signoria.

Emilio Fiaschi, active in Florence in the late 19th century, was celebrated for his romantic genre figures of young women and children.

The original is housed in the Palazzo Pitti collection in Florence, Italy. Unsigned. Beautifully presented in a substantial frame with a gilt inner edge.

Richard Aurili (1834–1914) was an Italian sculptor and modeler, trained at the Accademia dell'Arte de Florence and Paris. Aurili is known for his sculptures of animals.

Some other limestone monuments with only the reclining woman are preserved in Brussels (E. 2591), Florence (2142), or Dublin (E. 72:77). With these stylistic and morphological eleme...

The technique of veneered marquetry had its inspiration in 16th century Florence. Marquetry elaborated upon Florentine techniques of inlaying solid marble slabs with designs formed o...

Arrotino (Knife Sharpener) by Fonderia Artistica Chiurazzi, Naples, is a 19th-century Italian Grand Tour bronze sculpture after the celebrated antique in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence...

It was he who opened the doors to the great Roman families, which was followed by the assignments at the Medici in Florence. The former in chronological order are characterized by a...

Once exhibited at the Bienalle in Florence Italy.  And later purchased from a bank in Venezia, Italy. 

The 15th century fresco resides in the Brancacci Chapel, Florence and tells the story of Adam and Eve’s dismissal from the Garden of Eden.

Most of his work resides in the Galleries of Modern Art of Rome and Turin, in the Bargello museum in Florence and in international museums: d'Orsay, Getty, Prado and Metropolitan.

The Egyptian Museum in Florence preserves a head, also made of basalt, which shows an identical treatment of the eyelids.

He returned to Italy, traveling to Venice, Florence and Rome. He took up the glazing technique of the old Venetian masters to get warmth, transparency, and depth of color.

The painting is framed in an ornate giltwood surround with an artist’s plaque, and the reverse bears exhibition labels referencing the National Association of Artists in Florence. ...

G.B. Gatti was born in Florence where he became apprentice to the brothers Luigi and Angelo Falcini, who specialised and excelled in marquetry, before establishing a workshop of his ...

Available a pair Cesare Ciani (Florence, 28 February 1854 – Florence, 13 February 1925) was an Italian painter.

Florentine manufacture, dating back to the period when Florence was the capital of Italy, around the second half of the 19th century (ca. 1875).

He resided in Venice from 1584 until his death, although the stylistic and formal references of some of his works have led critics to believe that in previous years he had undertaken...

The technique of veneered marquetry had its inspiration in 16th century Florence. Marquetry elaborated upon Florentine techniques of inlaying solid marble slabs with designs formed o...

In 1954, Reder went to Italy to sculpt in Rome and Florence. In 1956, he was given a one-man exhibition at The Galleria d'Arte Moderno L'Indiano, Florence, which received much attent...

The group of horsemen represented to the right of the examined painting is, in fact, comparable with other groups on horseback present in numerous works by Manciola such as, for exam...

Rare extra large (cm 59 x 85) antique watercolor representing a coat of arms and coming from a collection of architectural details of Florence monuments painted in Italy in the mid-1...

Central Italy includes Florence, Pisa, and Rome, while the southern regions show Naples and the mountainous landscapes of Calabria and Basilicata.

Charming 18th Century Tuscan armoire from Florence, Italy. With its original paint, painted in subtle brown mottled shades.

Among the retailers mentioned by scholars are: Giorgio Santarelli and Alberto Dall'Eco (the latter was a retailer of scientific instruments and materials, documented between the late...

After briefly staying in Paris and Florence, the Chapmans settled in Rome, where their father trained Conrad and his brother John Linton for careers in art.

Founded in 1896 through the merger of the historic Ginori porcelain works (est. 1735 in Doccia, near Florence) and Richard of Milan, Richard-Ginori became one of Italy’s leading cera...

Flor, sold by Messrs Flor & Findel, picture dealers, Florence'. Flor & Findel were booksellers and stationers in Florence and as was common in the nineteenth century they we...

Technique: Hand-colored copperplate engraving Maker: Luigi Giarre for Giulio Ferrario, Florence, 1843

This little micro mosaic brooch—about the width of your press-in wine bottle stopper—would have been just the thing for a Victorian abroad in Rome or Florence. Are you picturing “Roo...

The case back has been personalized, rendering period script engraving of the name "Florence." Appropriate for the serious collector of Victorian era horology, the Tiffany & Co....