Ercole Ferrata Ferrata, Cafà, i Falconieri e un nuovo modelloper la Fede in San Giovanni dei Fiorentini Andrea Bacchi Munich, 2012Italian4-colour print, softcover32 pages, 26 illustrations in colour ISBN 978–3–9809470–4–1Euro 32,00 + shipping costs Send order mail Go Back
Schöne Madonnen Ulrich Söding Munich 2008German/english4 color print, hardcover120 pages, 24 illustrations in colour ISBN 3–9809470–3–3Euro 42,00 + shipping costs Send order mail Go Back
Karl Georg Merville Luigi A. Ronzoni Munich 2004 German softcover 64 pages, 25 illustrations ISBN 978–3–9809470–0–9 Euro 32,00 + shipping costs Send order mail Go Back
Der Erzengel Michael von Pedro MillánEin Hauptwerk der Sevillaner Spätgotik Dorothee Heim Munich 2002German, text summery in english and spain4 color print, hardcover48 pages, 11 illustrations in colour Euro 28,00 + shipping costs Send order mail Go Back
Master of Guadalcanál Crucifix Genoa (?) c. 1650 This Cruxifix is the sixth known work by the Master of Guadalcanál, a sculptor closely connected with the flourishing of ivory sculpture in 17th-century Genoa.These ivory figures are among the most expressive renderings of Christ’s suffering on the Cross.While deeply moving and disquieting, these images of the […]
Balthasar Permoser Female Bust Salzburg or Dresden, c. 1690/1700 Balthasar Permoser was among the protagonists of a great artistic period during which European sculpture evolved from late Baroque to Rococo This important female bust belongs to Permoser’s first period of activity at the court of Dresden.The remarkable creation attests of the deep reception of Italian […]
Bartolomé Ordóñez Lamentation on the Dead Christ The Lamentation on the Dead Christ was carved by Bartolomé Ordóñez around 1517-18, at an early period of his creation, as he began to design the choir-stalls of Barcelona Cathedral.The expressive walnut wood carving recalled the poetic atmosphere of the stories of the Passion which Donatello had created […]
Benito Alonso da Vila Altar c. 1740–1750 This unpublished and elegant wooden Altar was probably conceived for a lady, intended for private devotion, as suggested by the precious and luxurious character combined with the shape and the size of the object. Referring to the Baroque tradition of Spanish Retablos, this work stands out for its […]
Franz Xaver Messerschmidt Bust of a Bearded Old Man after 1777 Franz Xaver Messerschmidt was a famous Bavarian born sculptor, who enrolled at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts in 1754 and soon received important commissions from the Habsburg ruler empress Maria Theresa and her consort, Francis Stephen of Lorraine. In 1777, he settled in […]
Triptych Triptych with the Anointing of Christ’s Body c. 1410–1420 This exceptional triptych, which had remained unknown until 2012 when it was shown at the The Road to Van Eyck exhibition, can be considered as an outstanding testimony of the Low-Countries pre-Eyckian art. It’s cohesive unity hints to the fact that the three panels were surely from […]
