Pinelli Bartolomeo Print With Gold Frame Roman Women Fight In The Street
Item History & Price
This is a beautiful print framed in a gold decorated frame with glass.
Artist: Pinelli Bartolomeo
Engraved inscription Bart. Pinelli dis. and inc. 1830; Lite of Street Women at the Piazza Barberini; at the Calcografia Camerale
It is printed on heavy bond paper. Was purchased at the Italian American Federation store in New Orleans, La..
Historical-critical information: Painter and engraver, Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781-1835) trained at the Academy of ...Fine Arts in Bologna, then moved to Rome from the late 18th century. In his prints, alongside themes from literature and classical history, he often illustrates contemporary Rome, with its monuments, but above all with its popular customs. In the latter group is lithography with the quarrel between street women. Easily inclined to raise her hands exactly like men, the Roman commoner was known for her impulsiveness and quarrel- ship. Not infrequently women fight in the street, driven by trivial reasons, as in this case, where they tear each other's hair while a gentleman tries to separate them, under the curious and amused looks of an innkeeper and a group of boys .
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Artist: Pinelli Bartolomeo
Engraved inscription Bart. Pinelli dis. and inc. 1830; Lite of Street Women at the Piazza Barberini; at the Calcografia Camerale
It is printed on heavy bond paper. Was purchased at the Italian American Federation store in New Orleans, La..
Historical-critical information: Painter and engraver, Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781-1835) trained at the Academy of ...Fine Arts in Bologna, then moved to Rome from the late 18th century. In his prints, alongside themes from literature and classical history, he often illustrates contemporary Rome, with its monuments, but above all with its popular customs. In the latter group is lithography with the quarrel between street women. Easily inclined to raise her hands exactly like men, the Roman commoner was known for her impulsiveness and quarrel- ship. Not infrequently women fight in the street, driven by trivial reasons, as in this case, where they tear each other's hair while a gentleman tries to separate them, under the curious and amused looks of an innkeeper and a group of boys .
Thank you so much for taking your time to view our item. Good luck on your bidding.
Our photos are an important part of our description. Every effort is made to describe each item properly and disclose defects and, imperfections if any exist. Colors may vary slightly as it is hard to get an exact color in photos, due to lighting etc. Please keep this in mind and ask questions before bidding to clarify.
Please be prepared to pay immediately. Be aware that I am not an expert and can only describe what I see. Shipping to ALL states (US). We participate in the eBay Global Shipping Program.
