Great 18th Century Italian Still Life Painting

COD 0992 
Spectacular painting from the first half of the 18th century. Oil on canvas artwork depicting a splendid still life attributable to the Italian painter Nicola Casissa (with authentication by Dr. Gianluca Bocchi). A student of Andrea Belvedere, he created sumptuous and elegant still lifes that sometimes leave aside botanical truthfulness, preferring aesthetic aspects and chromatic contrasts. The representation is structured in a refined play of diagonals and enriched by allegorical elements that reveal a late Baroque and Rococo sensitivity. At the top left we find a dramatic scene, a bird of prey sinks its claws into its prey, giving intensity and dynamism to the composition. Roses, carnations, peonies and other colorful flowers are arranged in abundance, exploding in a true explosion of color. 19th century shaped frame in carved and gilded wood, beautifully decorated, with some signs of aging and small losses (see photo). Painting already restored with relining, replacement of the frame and resumption of color in some places. Overall, the painting is in good condition. Internal size H 110 x W 116 cm.
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