Italian Antique Tapestry Tuscan Nobleman Gilt Frame 1880

Gorgeous Italian tapestry needlepoint in a gilt frame Such intricate needlepoint work showing a nobleman on the steps of their Tuscan villa Gilt frame itself is a work of art and han...

Gorgeous hand painted still life oil painting in the Georgian manner Very vivid and bright, will add light and energy to any room Comes in elegant gilt frame Offered in great shape r...

Gorgeous large still life oil painting in the Georgian manner Shows a large still life display with fruits, a bowl with lobsters in it and various animals including pheasants, a rabb...

Eye catching Edwardian style oil painting of a vivid floral spray This would add light and energy to any interior Brushwork is incredibly detailed and look at the colours to the flow...

Delightful pair of matching French oil paintings Very colourful pair of floral still lives with vivid flowers Ready to add light and energy to any room Very detailed brushwork, the work of a talented artist Bought from a dealer on Marche Biron...

Gorgeous antique French gilt pier mirror Good size at almost six feet tall - 172 CM Very ornate frame with decoration to sides and top with rococo cartouche Glass is clear and blemish free Bought from a dealer at Marche Biron...

Tuscan landscape with bridge over a stream and peasant women Signed "E. Donnini", bottom right Gilded frame Oil on canvas, cm H83,5 x W60 Emilio Donnini (Florence, 1809 - Florence, 1886) was an Italian painter. There is no information regarding Donnini's pictorial training, whose documented activity, exercised in his Florentine studio in via del Maglio, began in 1843, the year in which he participated in the exhibition of the Florentine Promoter Society with View of a river with a bridge. Regular frequenter of the Caffè Michelangiolo, the meeting place of Macchiaioli painters, he regularly participates in the exhibitions organized by the Florentine Promoter Society of Fine Arts, starting from 1845 with Country of invention and View of a mill near Pisa and in 1847 with a series of views of Versilia. In the same year, his friend Antonio Puccinelli portrayed him in the Portrait of the painter Emilio Donnini: with the Pisan, Donnini shares patriotic and irredentist ideals and in all likelihood participates in the uprisings of 1848. In this period he approaches the Markò family, with whom he frequently moves between the Island of Elba, the Lazio and Tuscan countryside to paint landscapes en plein air, in the Macchiaioli way. In 1848 he painted Glimpses of Vicopisano, in 1849 he participated in the Promoter with a View of the Valdarno near Docciola, in 1850 with Marciana, View in the outlines of Seravezza and Marciana Marina. In 1852 he painted a marina for the walls of the Caffè Michelangiolo, in 1853 he participated in the Promoter with the Porto Lungone beach, Civitavecchia beach and Tramonto di sole sul mare. Starting from 1854 he is part of the artists of the Scuola di Staggia with the Markò, Serafino De Tivoli, Carlo Ademollo, Alessandro La Volpe, Lorenzo Gelati and Saverio Altamura and, in the same year, he was awarded by the Promoter for the Marina di Livorno paintings at the Ponte alla Sassara, Marina near Marciana with sun effect and View of a lake with sunset. In 1855 he participated in the Promotrice with Marina with boats, A road of Mugello near Vicchio, The furnaces of Prince Corsini in the Valdarno and Lo stradone del Gombo, in 1856 with Campagne Senesi, in 1857 with Paese del Mugello with bather, in 1858 he was awarded the Silver medal with A morning on the sea, where he also exhibits Country near Pisa, The mountains of Marciana, Rio beach...

Antique portrait with golden frame, depicting an ancestor of a noble family. hand-drawn and hand-made by an artist who signs himself: A. Laugien, dated 1851. Measures cm W 125 x H 170 x D 17. Precious gilded frame, entirely hand-sculpted. Interesting piece of furniture to embellish the walls of the most beautiful rooms...

An antique Indian Mughal school painting depicting a nobleman, executed in opaque colors on paper, represents an exquisite example of Mughal miniature artistry. Mughal miniatures are renowned for their meticulous details, vibrant pigments, and portrayal of nobility and courtly life. In this artwork, the nobleman is depicted in opulent attire, reflecting his high social status. Mughal miniatures often focused on capturing the regal splendor of their subjects. Matted and framed. Dates to the late 18th or early 19th century. Antique Indian Paintings...

Antique Oil on Canvas Portrait of A Nobleman in Original Giltwood Frame 18thC Measures - 33.75"H x 29.25"W x 3"D

An antique floral still life print seated in the original giltwood frame with eglomise glass, C1840 Measures - 17.25"h x 21.25"h x 1.5

This is a large vintage Tuscan landscape. An Italian, framed oil on canvas, dating to the late 20th century, circa 1990. Self taught, and known as 'the artistic voice of Tuscany', B...