Second Half Of The 19th Century Painting With Porcelain Painting

Elegant picture with painting on porcelain plaque, framed in a carved and ebonized wooden frame. The subject, clearly inspired by the Flemish tradition, represents a still life. On a table covered with a blue sheet, you can see two glasses in the background and various types of fruit, including grapes and pomegranates, one of which is open with the grains visible. The painting technique is realistic, with particular attention to chiaroscuro and remarkable mastery in detail. On the back, the plaque is protected by an antique canvas. In impeccable condition, without restorations, this painting allows you to add elegance and refinement to any space. Attributable to the Italian school of the second half of the 19th century.

Measurements: H x W x D overall 52 x 64.5 x 6cm; work only H x W 30 x 44cm