Antique Florence

Florentine painter, 17th-18th century Equestrian portrait of Pietro Strozzi (Florence, 1511 - Thionville, 1558) Oil on canvas 79 x 115 cm. - Framed cm. 92 x 127 A valiant knight, p...

The box is Italian and most probably Florentine, with its hardstone decoration closely associated with the production of the Grand Ducal workshops of Florence. The Medici court forma...

Dimensions: Height: 24 in (61 cm) Width: 20.9 in (53 cm) Depth: 7.5 in (19 cm) Born in Florence, Ugo Cipriani studied at the Florence Academy of Fine Arts and became known for his m...

Bianchi exhibited widely, including in Florence in 1861 (Alpinolo), at the Promotrice di Belle Arti in Turin in 1859 (Alpinolo, marble statuette) and 1865 (Pia de' Tolomei), as well ...

Origin: Italy, probably Florence Period: Early 20th century Date: Circa 1920 Materials: Carved wood, gilt finish, polychrome decoration, metal Number of lights: 6 Dimensions Fixtur...

The ornately carved frame with scrolls and acanthus, all gilt is original, circa Florence, 1870-1880. Measures: Height: 68 1/2 inches (174 cm).

They met in Paris and travelled through France, then by diligence along the coast road to Genoa, by sea to Leghorn [Livorno] and train to Pisa then Florence, before returning to Legh...

On Wove paper, Image, 30.25"H x 25.25"W Sugned lower right "Wunderlich" edition "71/115" in pencil lower left. 1927 Born in Eberswalde, Mark Brandenburg 1947-51 Took Free Graphics ...

Woman Figures is a Modern Artwork realized by Anton Domenico Gabbiani (Florence, 1652 - 1726) in the first half of the 18th Century.

This is likely a real-life location, one of the many gardens that adorned the grand villas situated on the hills near Rome, although the type of vegetation and the setting might evok...

ANTIQUE TUSCAN JAR H. 112 CM OIL GIUSEPPE RICCERI STRADA IN CHIANTI IMPRUNETA Antique terracotta oil jar, 112 cm high, from Lucca, produced by the "Giuseppe Ricceri" kiln in Strada ...

KEYWORDS: Benedetto Menzini, Carlo Faucci, Giuliano Traballesi, Italian poet, Florentine poet, Italian literature, 1769 etching, 18th century portrait, Neoclassical portrait, Italian...

This collection pays homage to the Medici dynasty - the powerful Italian banking family and political dynasty that rose to prominence in Florence during the Renaissance. They had sig...

Hannah Barlow one of the most recognized artists associated with the Doulton studio, she was the first female artist employed by the Doulton Lambeth studio in 1871, her sister Floren...

During his career, Campiglia was employed in Rome and Florence, painting and engraving historical subjects and portraits.

Tuscan walnut demi-lune console from Florence, Italy. Inlaid ebonized decoration and veneered burled walnut accents.

Notes: An interesting detail on the reverse is the wax seal of the Administration of the Royal Revenues of Florence, an important governmental body of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany acti...

Exceptional Grand Tour Carrara marble bust of the Roman goddess, Diana the Huntress (Artemis in Greek mythology), by the widely admired master, Eugenio Battiglia, of Firenze (Florenc...

This craft has a long history in Florence but had fallen into decline in the 19th century.

The mirror features the original label titles Ruines d'un partique by Robert Hubert, Florence, Italy. Perfect piece to be used formally or informally in a hallway, bathroom, powder r...

This collection pays homage to the Medici dynasty - the powerful Italian banking family and political dynasty that rose to prominence in Florence during the Renaissance. They had sig...

This antique vessel bears all the hallmarks of revivalist workshops such as Cantagalli in Florence, known for reinterpreting Renaissance forms with painterly precision and symbolic r...

Toward the end of his life he spent extended periods of time in Paris and Florence, Italy. He died of a heart attack in Florence on October 24, 1928.

This beautiful period piece is made out of forged iron and comes from the region of Florence. Due to its high age there are several antique repairs and small losses visible that only...

The serpentine-shaped shelves retain their original bold profile and are enriched with a finely molded gilt edge, while the remarkable quality of the carving demonstrates the skill o...

This collection pays homage to the Medici dynasty - the powerful Italian banking family and political dynasty that rose to prominence in Florence during the Renaissance. They had sig...

This finely rendered oval depicts Cleopatra in her final moments, her gaze cast upward in anguished ecstasy as she presses the asp to her breast, her far hand gripping a bunch of dra...

In addition to his teaching activities, he founded a sculpture studio in Florence, welcoming both students and collaborators.

The alter candlesticks originally came from a church in Florence. They are mounted with the coordinating pair of agate coral tops and adorned with baroque pearls.

Crafted in artistic hubs like Rome, Naples, and Florence, these luxury wall-anchored tables featured symmetric lines, marble tops, fluted tapered legs, and brilliant gold leaf over c...

Italian Renaissance Revival furniture is celebrated for its bold architectural forms and richly carved ornament inspired by the palaces of Florence and Venice. This impressive walnut...

The best-known model is the Medici lion with a forepaw on a ball, taken from the marbles at the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence; a matched lion and lioness on naturalistic mounds, as he...

Signed 'P. Barzanti/Florence' (on reverse) and raised on a cylindrical swiveling carved verde antico solid marble pedestal. circa: Florence, 1880-1890.

Hyères, Nice, Genoa, Florence, Rome and Naples formed part of this international geography of fashionable travel, also frequented by the Russian aristocracy.

Returning to Europe, he established influential teaching groups in Munich, Florence, and Venice. His students, the “Duveneck Boys,” included John White Alexander, Otto Henry Bacher, ...

Signed 'P. Barzanti/Florence' (on reverse) and raised on a cylindrical swiveling carved verde antico solid marble pedestal. circa: Florence, 1880-1890.

The 19th-century Renaissance Revival brought renewed demand for historically inspired pharmacy vessels across Umbria, Faenza, and Florence, as workshops returned to the albarello for...

It involves intricately cutting, shaping, and fitting highly polished, colorful, semi-precious stones (such as lapis lazuli, agate, and jasper) into a stone or wooden background to c...

During his career, Campiglia was employed in Rome and Florence, painting and engraving historical subjects and portraits.

The original of this work dated 1638 is currently part of the collection at The Galleria Palatina (Palazzo Pitti), Florence, Italy. (Religned-Restored) The rear of the canvas inscrib...

Their prime interest was to visit cities that were considered major centres of culture; Paris, Rome, Venice, Florence and Naples were popular destinations. During the 18th and 19th ...

Likely produced in Rome or Florence during the height of the Grand Tour trade, these panels were made as collectible keepsakes for European travellers, reproducing celebrated antique...

In the late nineteenth century, Italy—particularly Florence, Rome, and Naples—was the preferred destination of the Grand Tour.

ARTIST - Florentine School, Circle of Cesare Dandini (1596–1657) // PERIOD - circa 1640 // ORIGIN - Florence, Italy // MEDIUM - Oil on Canvas // STYLE - Florentine School / Early Bar...

Among his best-known works that incorporate the themes just discussed, we can mention the following paintings: fig. 1 - Jan van Huysum, Bouquet of Flowers, Uffizi, Florence fig. 2 -...

An example of a standing lion, he rests one paw on an orb - a nod to to the classical inspiration that inspired these Staffordshire figures, the Medici Lions in Florence that were th...

Exceptional Grand Tour Neoclassical Carrara marble Florentine School sculpture of a young boy praying (likely Saint John the Baptist as a youth) - after a similar sculpture by Luigi ...

Our beautiful painting is a variation on the famous “Judgment of Paris” painted by the Neapolitan artist Luca Giordano (Naples, 1634 –1705) around 1682, during his stay in Florence, ...

Their prime interest was to visit cities that were considered major centres of culture; Paris, Rome, Venice, Florence and Naples were popular destinations. During the 18th and 19th ...

The 19th-century Renaissance Revival brought renewed demand for historically inspired pharmacy vessels across Umbria, Faenza, and Florence, as workshops returned to the albarello for...

The architecture is sober and geometric, articulated by elements in pietra serena, according to a vocabulary characteristic of Florence in the second half of the sixteenth century.

A Fine Late Period Walter Sickert Painting, The Coffee Mill, Which is Entirely Fresh to the Market Having Never Before Been Offered for Sale Provenance Given by the artist to his st...

The work can be attributed to an artist active between the 16th and 17th centuries in Florence, where the figurative tradition has always devoted considerable space to this subject, ...

This oil on canvas depicts a very high-quality fragment of Moses Saved from the Waters, attributed to Francesco Curradi (1570-1661), the most important exponent of 17th-century Flore...

The style still reflects the pictorial stylistic features of the previous century, an extraordinarily fruitful artistic period that saw a succession of leading artistic figures, maki...

Giambologna's celebrated marble group, completed in 1583 for Florence's Loggia dei Lanzi, transformed this dramatic episode into one of the defining masterpieces of Renaissance sculp...

Following his transformative journey to Italy in February 1917, where he encountered the immense diversity of antique sculptures in the Vatican, Renaissance masterworks in Florence a...

The scrolled bronze frame with four scrolled candle-arms, surmounted with cut-glass tear-drops, floral design cut-glass petals, amethyst cluster of grapes and drops, amber colored gl...

This collection pays homage to the Medici dynasty - the powerful Italian banking family and political dynasty that rose to prominence in Florence during the Renaissance. They had sig...

Born in Montepulciano, Tuscany, Torello Giovanni Battista Ancillotti trained at the fine arts academies of Florence and Siena and developed within the artistic climate associated wit...