Lotto No. 145 -


Florentine school, 18th century


Florentine school, 18th century - Disegni e stampe fino al 1900, acquarelli e miniature

The idealized portrait of a young womam in profile towards left, red chalk on laid paper, an old inscription in pen and brown ink on the reverse, 14,8 x 11,8 cm, mounted, unframed, (Sch)

The present study is perhaps inspired by a drawing after the "Teste Divine" of Michelangelo. The outline of the profile and the physiognomy of the young woman resemble a drawing after Michelangelo’s profile portrait "Marchesa di Pesacara" in the British Museum (1895-9-15-493) which is attributed to Antonio Mini. Concerning the drawings "Teste Divine" by Michelangelo and his pupils see: Andreas Schumacher, Michelangelos Teste Divine: Idealbildnisse als Exempla der Zeichenkunst, Münster 2007.

Esperta: Mag. Astrid-Christina Schierz Mag. Astrid-Christina Schierz
+43-1-515 60-546

astrid.schierz@dorotheum.at

04.04.2017 - 15:00

Stima:
EUR 600,- a EUR 800,-

Florentine school, 18th century


The idealized portrait of a young womam in profile towards left, red chalk on laid paper, an old inscription in pen and brown ink on the reverse, 14,8 x 11,8 cm, mounted, unframed, (Sch)

The present study is perhaps inspired by a drawing after the "Teste Divine" of Michelangelo. The outline of the profile and the physiognomy of the young woman resemble a drawing after Michelangelo’s profile portrait "Marchesa di Pesacara" in the British Museum (1895-9-15-493) which is attributed to Antonio Mini. Concerning the drawings "Teste Divine" by Michelangelo and his pupils see: Andreas Schumacher, Michelangelos Teste Divine: Idealbildnisse als Exempla der Zeichenkunst, Münster 2007.

Esperta: Mag. Astrid-Christina Schierz Mag. Astrid-Christina Schierz
+43-1-515 60-546

astrid.schierz@dorotheum.at


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Asta: Disegni e stampe fino al 1900, acquarelli e miniature
Tipo d'asta: Asta in sala
Data: 04.04.2017 - 15:00
Luogo dell'asta: Wien | Palais Dorotheum
Esposizione: 29.03. - 04.04.2017