Maestri: Grand Tour gouache of Centaur of the Villa Cicero by Unknown artist
Maestri: Grand Tour gouache of Centaur of the Villa Cicero by Unknown artist
Maestri: Grand Tour gouache of Centaur of the Villa Cicero by Unknown artist
Maestri: Grand Tour gouache of Centaur of the Villa Cicero by Unknown artist
Maestri: Grand Tour gouache of Centaur of the Villa Cicero by Unknown artist
Maestri: Grand Tour gouache of Centaur of the Villa Cicero by Unknown artist

Maestri: Grand Tour gouache of Centaur of the Villa Cicero 1800

Unknown artist

GouachePaint
31.60 ⨯ 42 cm
ConditionGood
Price on request

Robert Schreuder Antiquair

  • About the artwork
    Michelangelo Maestri (died 1812): gouache on cardboard ‘Female centaur and an adonis’. For his works Maestri was much inspired by the frescoes from Pompeii and Herculaneum.
    This gouache was based on a fresco in the triclinium of the Villa of Cicero in Pompeii, which fresco is now kept in the Archaeological Museum in Naples. Maestri's works were very popular with the young travellers on their Grand Tour in Rome.
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