Luigi Rados Etching 19th Century - Etching in Coeval Frame

Oil on canvas. Eastern European School. Signed Szego G. below. These are two works to be proposed aligned because they depict a boy and a girl lying on the same lawn in a mirrored position, as if facing each other, probably intent on a love game: they wear gypsy clothes and have musical instruments with them - she a tambourine and him a violin - which refer to two characters of Slavic ethnicity, from the gypsy world. The whole is lively and serene. The two works are presented in styled frames.

Lucerna Lake

Colored lithography. Signed at the bottom left. Jean-Pierre Thènot was a french draftman and incisor that wrote several treatises painting. It shows a glimpse that opens up on the right with a wide lake, probably Lucerna Lake; on the left there is a rustic cottage with figures. It is part of a serie of Swiss landscapes. The lithography comes in a coeval gilded frame.

Swiss Landscae

Colour lithograph. Signed at the bottom right. Jean-Pierre Thénot was a French painter, draughtsman and engraver, author of treatises on painting. The lithograph shows a view of a mountain landscape: in the foreground on the right is a chalet offering refreshment to travellers passing along the path. The landscape then sweeps over a large mountain range, presumably the Alps, with a lake between its peaks. The lithograph is part of a series of landscapes of Switzerland. The art work comes in a coeval gilded frame.

Landscape with Castle and Figures

Color lithograph. Signed lower left. Jean-Pierre Thénot was a French painter, draftsman and engraver, author of treatises on painting. The lithography offers a landscape view with a wide river on the bank of which stands a castle; in the foreground the scene is animated by figurines of ladies and gentlemen strolling along the path. It probably belongs to the series of reproductions of Swiss landscapes, made by the artist. The work is presented in a contemporary gilded frame.

Swiss Landscape 1857

Colored lithograph. Signed and dated at the bottom left. Jean-Pierre Thènot was a french painter, draftman, engravor and author of painting treatises. The lithograph shows a landscape view with high waterfalls on the right, probably the Staubbach Falls in the canton of Berne, and is animated by figures of shepherds with their flocks and couples on gallant walks; in the centre of the landscape is a chalet. The lithograph is part of a series of landscapes of Switzerland. The art piece comes in a coeval gilded frame.

Etching In A Coeval Frame

Etching made by the famous painter and incisor Luigi Rados that represents Christ's Resurrection. It shows signs of humidity and comes in a coeval frame.

Etching In A Coeval Frame

Etching made by the famous italian painter and incisor Luigi Rados. It represents a scene from The Acts Of The Apostles in which St. Paul preaching to the people. The etching shows signs of humidity and comes in a coeval frame.

Pencil on paper. Good use of the hatching and chiaroscuro are shown in this portrait of a young woman. The portrait comes with a 19th century wooden frame that had beeen embellished with leafy and floral leather inserts; the frame has some color drops and some missing parts.

19th century wooden frames with engravings on paper of famous people, specifically of 6 academics and philosophers (Voltair, Rousseau, Linnè, Fénelon and Mably). The carvings had been made by Pierre-Michel Alix (1762-1807), fench cerver that in 1782 made the "Collection of portraits of importante man", They show signgs of wear as humidity damnages and drops.

Glimpse of a Church with salesmens 1858

Watercolor on paper. Signed at the bottom right. The charming watercolour depicts a view of the city at the entrance to a church, where street vendors have set up their lively stalls. Few biographical details are known about the Lombard painter Claudio Bernacchi, but his name appears frequently in the second half of the 19th century as a painter and architect in the realisation of works in Milan (such as the Pavilion built in 1857 in Piazza di Loreto on the occasion of the entry into Milan of the Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife), as well as a teacher of ornamentation at the Brera Academy. The painting is presented in a gilded frame from the end of the 19th century, with some missing pieces.

Wooden sculptures. It is a composition of two wooden heads, a male one and a female one, placed on a board and framed by a gilded frame of 19th century. The heads might had been the handles of a canteran of 17th century.

Oil on cardboard. It is a good quality portrait of an unknown artist. It comes with a revival frame.