Vincenzo Gemito – Head of Medusa
Vincenzo Gemito (Naples 1852 – 1929) Head of Medusa 1920 ca. Gilded bronze, h. 18 cm Signed on back side: Gemito
Giorgio Szoldatics – Selfportrait as Giordano Bruno
GIORGIO SZOLDATICS (Rome 1873-1955) Selfportrait as Giordano Bruno 1900-05 ca. Oil on canvas, 74 x 59 Cm Signed lower right: “G. Szoldatics”
Francesco Hayez – Baptism Scene in a Classical City
Francesco Hayez (Venice 1791 – Milan 1882) 1815-20 ca. Baptism Scene in a Classical City (Clement of Ancira?) Oil on paper on panel, 66 x 47,5 cm.
Francesco Olivucci – Selfportrait
Francesco Olivucci (Forlì 1899-1985) Selfportrait as 16th Century Ceramist 1920 Oil on panel, 30.5 × 20.5 cm Signed on the little vase: OLIVUCCI Provenance: Italy, private collection
Zuan Permeniatis – Crucifixion
ZUAN PERMENIATIS (Crete 1501 – Venice (?) 1550) Crucifixion 1520-30 ca. Egg tempera on panel, 99.5 x 92.5 cm (39.2 x 36.4 in) Provenance: Padua, private collection The painting by the Cretan artist, active in Venice in the first half of the XVI century, shows the Crucifixion of Christ and the two thieves on…
Dyalma Stultus – Portrait of Norma Aquilani StultusÂ
Dyalma Stultus Trieste 1901-Darfo Boario Terme 1977 Portrait of Norma Aquilani Stultus, wife of the artist 1926 Oil on canvas, cm 70,7 × 67,5 Signed and dated upper right: “STULTUS 1926”Â
Giuseppe Molteni – Portrait of Francesco Hayez
Giuseppe Molteni (Affori  1800 – Milan 1867) Portrait of Francesco Hayez 1825 ca. Oil on canvas, 46.5 x 58 cm
Caterina de Julianis – Penitent Magdalene
Caterina de Julianis (Naples ca. 1670–1743) Penitent Magdalene 1717 Polychrome wax, painted paper, glass, tempera on paper and other materials, 21.5 Ă— 27 cm, within the original gilded and ebonized frame, 53.7 Ă— 59 cm, sealed on the back with lead leaf Signed and dated on the lower left: “Caterina de Julianis F. 1717” Provenance:…
Lawrence MacDonald – Cupid Ruling Apollo’s Swan (Allegory of the Amorous Poetry)
Lawrence MacDonald (Findo Gask, Scotland 1799 – Rome 1878) Cupid Ruling Apollo’s Swan (Allegory of the Amorous Poetry) 1840 ca.; marble, h. cm 100, signed on a wing: “L. MACDONALD”, provenance: Italy, descendants of the artist
Giuseppe Sanmartino – Couple of Figures in Chinoiserie
Giuseppe Sanmartino, attributed to (Naples 1720 – 1793) Couple of Figures in Chinoiserie: Female Figure at the Mirror, Male Figure with Mirror and Mask 1770 ca. Marble, gildings, height 80 cm Provenance: San Giorgio a Cremano, Naples, Villa Bruno; Rome, Bruno family These unique marble statuettes – of two people whose features, hairstyle…