A large 17th century Italian architectural capriccio painting
In the manner of Viviano Codazzi (1604-1670). A large Italian architectural capriccio painting. Late 17th or early 18th century. The imagined scene depicts figures at the watergate of a ruined classical palace. The mountainous backdrop and the unusual colour palate are consistent with a Naples origin. Codazzi is known to have worked in Naples and Rome. Oil on canvas. Not re-lined. Bearing a label to the reverse with an old attribution to Viviano Codazzi.
Measures - 71.5cm W x 58.5cm H (canvas).
In the manner of Viviano Codazzi (1604-1670). A large Italian architectural capriccio painting. Late 17th or early 18th century. The imagined scene depicts figures at the watergate of a ruined classical palace. The mountainous backdrop and the unusual colour palate are consistent with a Naples origin. Codazzi is known to have worked in Naples and Rome. Oil on canvas. Not re-lined. Bearing a label to the reverse with an old attribution to Viviano Codazzi.
Measures - 71.5cm W x 58.5cm H (canvas).
In the manner of Viviano Codazzi (1604-1670). A large Italian architectural capriccio painting. Late 17th or early 18th century. The imagined scene depicts figures at the watergate of a ruined classical palace. The mountainous backdrop and the unusual colour palate are consistent with a Naples origin. Codazzi is known to have worked in Naples and Rome. Oil on canvas. Not re-lined. Bearing a label to the reverse with an old attribution to Viviano Codazzi.
Measures - 71.5cm W x 58.5cm H (canvas).