Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?
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Aurore Et Cephale, Framed Engraving, Carracci, 17th Century ?

17th century
Rome and ancient Greece
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    The framed engraving entitled "Aurora and Cephalus" depicts the abduction of Prince Cephalus by Aurora, who has fallen madly in love with him. This work was created by Annibale Carracci and illustrates a scene from the great fresco on the ceiling of the Palazzo Farnese in Rome. The fresco was inspired by the love affairs of the mythological gods and Ovid's "Metamorphoses".

    Mentions: "Annibale Carracci in" (Bologna, 1557 - Parma, 1602), "C Cesio delet sculp" (Androco, 1626 - Rieti, 1686), engraver and "Fran cus Collignon formis Cumpriut s pontificis" (Nancy, circa 1609 -Rome, January 18, 1687), French engraver, print merchant and publisher.

    Annibale Carracci was an Italian painter and engraver, known for co-founding the Carracci school with his brother Agostino and their cousin Ludovico. Their studio in Bologna played a crucial role in the transition from Mannerism to Baroque, influencing many artists of their time. The Palazzo Farnese in Rome is one of his most famous works, where he decorated the ceiling with mythological scenes.

    The print is in generally good condition, although it shows traces of folding and a stain on the marie-louise.

    17th century?

    Dimensions with frame:61 x 41 cm
    Dimensions unframed :44.5 x 24.5 cm.

    Free shipping to France, with professional packaging. Packages are sent with tracking and insurance. Furniture and large objects are transported by professionals specializing in antiques.

    Ref: UZ7QXBA0E9

    Condition As is
    Style Rome and ancient Greece (Engravings, Prints of Rome and ancient Greece Style)
    Period 17th century (Engravings, Prints 17th century)
    Country of origin Italy
    Artist Carracci
    Width (cm) 61
    Height (cm) 41
    Depth (cm) 2
    Materials Paper
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 13010, Marseille, France
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