Bartolomeo Cavaceppi – Bust of Septimius Severus
Bartolomeo Cavaceppi (Rome 1716-1799) Bust of Emperor Septimius Severus 1760-70 circa, terracotta, h. 37.5 cm
Bartolomeo Cavaceppi – Bust of Antoninus Pius
Bartolomeo Cavaceppi (Rome 1716-1799) Bust of Emperor Antoninus Pius 1760-70 circa, terracotta, h. 37.5 cm
Duilio Cambellotti – Vase of the Crows
Duilio Cambellotti (Rome 1876-1930) Vase of the Crows 1910 ca bronze, h. 21 cm
John Jackson – Antonio Canova
John Jackson (Lastingham 1778-London 1831) Antonio Canova 1819 oil on canvas, 127 × 101 cm
Rutilio Manetti – Portrait of a Standard-bearer
Rutilio Manetti (Siena 1571–1639) Portrait of a Standard-bearer 1610 circa oil on canvas, 200 x 119 cm
Giovanni Domenico Cherubini – Self-portrait with the bust of Mengs
Giovanni Domenico Cherubini (Rome 1754-1815) Self-portrait with the bust of Mengs by Christopher Hewetson (Thomastown, Kilkenny 1737– Rome 1798) 1780 circa oil on canvas, 95 x 75 cm
Giulio Bargellini – Study of a reclining nude
GIULIO BARGELLINI (Florence 1875 – Rome 1936) Study of a reclining nude 1900 circa Oil on canvas, 49.2 x 33.6 cm Signed lower right: “Giulio Bargellini” Provenance: Italy, private collection
Francesco Tanadei – Love allegory with the doves of Venus, the quiver of Cupid, the vase of Hebe and two musician Satyrs
FRANCESCO TANADEI (Locarno 1770 – Turin 1828) Love allegory with the doves of Venus, the quiver of Cupid, the vase of Hebe and two musician Satyrs 1805 circa (perhaps the work exhibited in Turin in 1805 on the occasion of the passage of Napoleon) Ivory engraving, ebonized wood, 26.7 x 45.2 cm On the back, inscriptions of collecting passages: “LO 1887 KMDC MZ”; “1904 M ZUCCARELLI ROMA” Provenance: Rome, engraver Mario Zuccarelli collection; Rome, private collection
Emanuele Cavalli – Still life with quince and vase
EMANUELE CAVALLI (Lucera 1904 – Florence 1981) Still life with quince and vase 1948 circa Oil on panel, 42 x 33.5 cm Signed lower right: Cavalli Provenance: Italy, private collection
Giuseppe De Fabris – Paolo and Francesca and Raphael and the Fornarina
GIUSEPPE DE FABRIS (Nove, Vicenza 1790 – Rome 1860) Paolo and Francesca 1830 circa Terracotta model, h 19.5 cm Iscribed in pen under the base: “Fabris Giuseppe / disciple of Canova Antonio / in 1833 he was regent of the Accademia dei Virtuosi in the Pantheon” Raphael and the Fornarina 1830 circa Terracotta model, h 16.5 cm Iscribed in pen under the base: “Fabris Giuseppe / Canova’s disciple” Provenance: Rome, private collection