Adolf Hirémy Hirschl (Temesvar 1860 – Roma 1933) Study of a drapery 1890 circa Charcoal and chalk on brownish paper, 532 x 340 mm Born in Hungary, but moved at an early age to Vienna, Adolf Hirschl studied at the Austrian Academy, where he was a pupil of the historical allegorical painter August Eisenmenger…
Fabrizio Galliari (Andorno Micca (Biella) 1709 – Treviglio 1790) Vestibule in front of the Temple of Jupiter • 1762 matita, penna e acquerello su carta, studio di quadro scenico per Arianna e Teseo, dramma per musica su libretto di Francesco Pariati, musica di Giuseppe Ponzo, rappresentato al Regio Ducal Teatro di Milano nel 1762-1763, c9…
Adolf Hirémy Hirschl (Temesvar 1860 – Rome 1933) Reclining draped female figure 1889 circa Charcoal and chalk on brownish paper, 344 x 531 mm Drawn down in the artist’s heyday – in 1891, he received Austria’s most coveted honor, the Kaiserpreis, at its second edition, the first assigned to Gustav Klimt – this preparatory…
Luis Serrano (Madrid 1953) Apple • 2022 Oil on canvas, 25×25 cm
Felice Giani (San Sebastiano Curone, Alessandria 1758 – Rome 1823) 1800-1810 circa Samson destroying the Philistine Temple Black ink pen, brownish ink watercolor on paper 520 x 405 mm Inscribed lower center: “Sansone”
Luis Serrano (Madrid 1953) Nails • 2022 Oil on canvas, 40×35 cm
EDITA WALTEROWNA BROGLIO (Smiltene, Latvia 1886 – Rome 1977) Hamlet 1967 PIetrasanta tiles mosaic, 36 x 25 cm Provenance: Rome, private collection Bibliography: Edita Walterowna Broglio, catalog of the exhibition of Macerata, edited by Giuseppe Appella, Mario Quesada, Anne-Marie Sauzeau Boetti, Rome 1991, cat. 97.
Giuseppe Barberi (Rome 1746-1809) Triumph site with ruined arches 1780-1790 circa Traces of pencil, pen and gray and brown ink watercolor on white paper, framed on blue paper, 237 x 400 mm Entitled in pen, lower left: “Sito di trionfo con archi rovinati”; numbered top right: “20” Prolific draftsman, Barberi has been defined…
Luis Serrano (Madrid 1953) Knife • 2022 Oil on canvas, 40×30 cm
EDITA WALTEROWNA BROGLIO (Smiltene, Latvia 1886 – Roma 1977) The Mutilated 1950 PIetrasanta tiles mosaic, 36 x 25 cm Provenance: Rome, private collection Bibliography: Edita Walterowna Broglio, catalog of the exhibition of Macerata, edited by Giuseppe Appella, Mario Quesada, Anne-Marie Sauzeau Boetti, Rome 1991, cat. 96.