"Bacchanalia"
BacchanaliaPeriod: 17th century
Material: Oil on canvas
Size: 63 x 54 cm with frame, 49 x 37 cm canvas only
Condition: Excellent state of preservation
Provenance: Rome - Italy
Description: The painting portrays a Bacchanalia, an ancient Roman festivity with Greek origins, celebrated in a propitiatory manner. This festival among the gods is traditionally associated with sowing and harvest. Each character is depicted in a unique pose, often with a twist of the body, giving the painting a dynamic atmosphere reminiscent of a theatrical representation.
The background of the painting features a slice of blue sky, veiled by clouds. The group scene involved in the celebration conveys a sense of joyful abandon to madness. The colors are vibrant, and the contrasts between lights and shadows are very evident, providing an impressive level of detail. It is clear that the painter possessed remarkable artistic talent. In summary, the work captures the vivacity and energy of a divine festivity, with a high-quality artistic representation that celebrates the eclecticism and creativity of the divine figures. The frame is not contemporary but still very beautiful.
Code: 202
Additional Info: The artwork is available at our exhibition space in Badia Polesine (RO) and it’s delibered with a certificate of authenticity. We take care of and organize the transportation of the artwork, both for Italy and abroad, through professional and insured carriers.
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