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Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter
Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter - Paintings & Drawings Style Louis XVI Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter - Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter - Louis XVI Antiquités - Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter
Ref : 122356
4 900 €
Period :
18th century
Provenance :
Italy
Medium :
Oil on canvas
Dimensions :
l. 24.8 inch X H. 16.54 inch
Paintings & Drawings  - Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter 18th century - Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter Louis XVI - Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter Antiquités - Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter
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Panoramic View Of Florence, 18th-19th Century Landscape Painter

18th-19th century landscape painter

Panoramic view of Florence

Oil on canvas 32 x 51 cm In gilded frame 42 x 63 cm

Hampel: Paintings 19th/20th Jahrhundert, 21.02.2024, lot 992 (estimate 5000-7000 euros)

The view captures the essence of a timeless city, offering a panoramic view of Florence, immortalised from one of the most evocative vantage points, most likely from the Boboli Gardens (or the Bardini Gardens), the large park with tree-lined avenues commissioned by the Medici family and built in the second half of the 16th century, which has always been a favourite with Florentines for their walks and with artists for setting up their easels and portraying one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

In the foreground, among the lush vegetation and tall cypress trees that frame the scene, the work is animated by elegant figures, probably intent on enjoying the peace and beauty of the place, including elegantly dressed women, some children and two monks on the right-hand side.

From this position, we can admire the city's iconic monuments, allowing our gaze to rest on the beating heart of Florence, dominated by Brunelleschi's imposing dome and Giotto's bell tower with the Duomo, which rise majestically above the city's rooftops.

We then continue with the stately 14th-century Palazzo Vecchio, from which the Arnoldo tower, once also a prison, rises over 90 metres high.

It is an image that evokes the artistic grandeur and history of Florence, inviting you to lose yourself in the contemplation of a panorama that has inspired artists and poets for centuries and extends to the surrounding rolling hills, such as Fiesole and Settignano.

The presence of human figures immersed in the landscape, the evocative atmosphere and the celebration of natural and architectural beauty align with the themes and aesthetics of Romanticism, with light and colours contributing to the creation of an evocative atmosphere.

Although with a romantic touch, the painting shows attention to detail in the rendering of buildings and figures, while still maintaining a close link with the tradition of vedutismo, which aimed to capture specific views of cities and landscapes.

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18th Century Oil Painting Louis XVI