AL Fine Art is delighted to announce that ππ°π³π΅π³π’πͺπ΅ π°π§ ππ’π³πͺπ’ ππΆπͺπ΄π’ π°π§ ππ°πΆπ³π£π°π― by Vincenzo Camuccini has been acquired by ππΌππ½πππππ πππππππΌπππ, πππ’ππͺπ§π.
The German museum, which in the past had bought another drawing by Vincenzo Camuccini from our collection - the ππ°π³π’π΅πͺπΆπ΄ ππ°π€ππ¦π΄ -, confirms its great interest in this great neoclassical painter.
This refined drawing is related to the Portrait of Maria Luisa de Bourbon (1782–1824) which Vincenzo Camuccini painted in 1817 and which now hangs in the Galleria d'Arte Moderna di Palazzo Pitti in Florence. The ππ°π³π΅π³π’πͺπ΅ π°π§ ππ’π³πͺπ’ ππΆπͺπ΄π’ π°π§ ππ°πΆπ³π£π°π― belongs to a style typical of both French and Italian portraiture in the Neo-Classical era, which took its cue from models found in the painting of Pompeii. The style, typically adopted for female portraits, tends to show the sitter seated in a three-quarter pose, in a relaxed or contemplative mood, her legs stretched out and generally resting on a cushion or on a footstool, in an environment depicted down to the smallest detail of decoration and furniture, yet always imbued with a sophisticated sense of unfussy simplicity.
Vincenzo CAMUCCINI (Rome, 1771–1844)
Portrait of Maria Luisa de Bourbon, 1817 ca.
Pencil on paper, 390 x 290 mm.
