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Porträtminiatur Graf Franz von Keglevich / ( Keglević ) (1764–1811). Diese Miniatur zeigt GrafFranz (Franjo / Franciscus ) von Keglevich de Buzin, Mitglied einer alten kroatisch-ungarischen Adelsfamilie der Habsburgermonarchie (. ).
The Guitar Player Antique Painting Oil on Canvas XIX Century Original. Oil on canvas. Central European school of the first half of the 19th century. The painting refers to a graphic by Johann Gottfried Haid (1704 -1767), a German engraver known for his mezzotint copies of works by great masters. The original work is probably attributable to Antonio Mercurio Amorosi (1660 -1738), known for his portraits of popular characters in the «childish» style. Our painting presents several small differences from the reference graphic. Still on the first canvas, it is presented in a mid-1900s frame.
Rest on the Flight into Egypt Oil on Canvas XVIII-XIX Century. Oil painting on canvas. XVIII -XIX century. The sacred theme in this scene takes on a familiar connotation, full of very earthly tenderness and intimacy: in an almost exotic context, which evokes an oasis in the desert for palm trees and a spring of water in a barren and hilly landscape. bare, Joseph and Mary sit to rest during their flight to Egypt, to escape the persecution of Herod; the mother tenderly holds baby Jesus on her knees, looks at him tenderly and swaddles him, while Joseph observes them pleased and relaxed. The whole scene is characterized by the dominance of brown-ocher colors, from which only Maria’s dress differs, in her traditional blue and red colors; in the background, a clear sky in the colors of a dawn that has just dawned, with shades of pink.
Painting ‘Twelfth Night the King Drinks’ Copy from David Teniers XIX Century. Oil on panel. The painting is a revised copy of the famous work by David Teniers the Younger (1610 -1690), executed between 1634 and 1640 and currently preserved at the Prado Museum in Madrid. The title of the lively scene refers to the so-called Twelfth Night, a celebration corresponding to the Epiphany, precisely twelve days after Christmas, which was the last night of celebrations, in which one could drink beyond one’s limits, dedicate oneself to love, to partner and gender swapping, a sort of carnival, during which the King of Misrule (literally the king of Misrule) was elected, a ruler in reverse who imposed his laws, subverting rules and behaviors.