PAREJA DE COLUMNAS SALOMÓNICAS TALLADAS EN MADERA, DORADAS Y POLICROMADAS. S.XVIII. MEDIDAS: 76X13CM.
PAIR OF SOLOMONIAN COLUMNS WITH CAPITALS, 17TH CENTURY, WITH LARGE BUNCHES OF GRAPES.
The art of nativity scenes reached its peak during the Baroque period, and more specifically in Naples, at that time one of the richest cities in Europe. The future Carlos III of Spain was a great lover of nativity scenes, and under his patronage a legion of artisans applied themselves to create sumptuous Nativity scenes, called presepi, mangers.
Mother with child. Made of silver pewter and cold painted on an onyx and marble base. Losses in silver. Signed URIANO. Measurements: 70 x 36 cm.
Large Carving of Saint Anthony of Padua, circle of Nicola Fumo (1647 - 1725), Neapolitan school of the 18th century Carving made entirely of polychrome wood, measures: 73 x 27 x 34
Large Hispanic Flemish Carving of Saint Francis of Assisi, Burgos or Palencia, 16th century In polychrome wood. Measures 98 x 40 x 35 cm
San Francisco de Paula in Cedar and Boxwood, Italian school of the 19th century In wood. Measures 47 x 23 x 15 cm
Exceptional Pair of Wall Cherubs Heads, 17th century Granada school In carved, gilded and polychrome wood, measures: 32 x 49 x 19 cm per unit
Saint Dominic with the Virgin and Child, 18th century colonial school in Quito In carved wood, 28 x 13 x 6 cm
Virgin of Carmen in polychrome wood, Novohispana colonial school of the 18th century Crowns of Child and Virgin in silver, measurements: 27 x 11 x 9 cm
Saint Barbara in oak wood, Hispano-Flemish school of the 16th century Remains of original gilding, measurements: 27 x 8 x 5 cm
Spanish school, 18th-19th centuries. San Francisco de Paula Dress image in carved and polychrome wood. Original costume. It rests on a gilded wood base. Total height: 41 cm. Size height: 32 cm.
Spanish school, fles. from the 16th century. Holy bishop Carving in polychrome and gilded wood. 87.5 x 35 x 25 cm.
Large Portuguese Baroque Corbel in carved and gilded wood, 17th century Measurements: 61 x 27 x 33 cm
Large Portuguese Baroque Corbel in carved and gilded wood, 17th century Measurements: 60 x 27 x 33 cm
Dios Guandi o "Dios de La Guerra" chino en piedra jabón, escuela china del siglo XVIII - principios del siglo XIX Medidas: 14 x 10 x 4 cm
Virgin with Child Jesus in arms, 17th century Italian school Total measurements: 25 x 11 x 7 cm
Saint Romanesque from the 12th - 13th centuries, Northern Catalonia Missing hands and remains of xylophagi, original polychrome. Size only measurements: 73 x 23 x 18 cm, base measurements: 15 x 24 x 20 cm
Fu dogs are usually shown in pairs and with one or both front legs resting on a sphere. The first representation of Fu dogs dates back to the Han Dynasty, in Chinese art, around 208 BC. C. and until 221 d. However for almost 400 years they are not found again and only reappear in the Tang Dynasty. (618-917 AD). Its introduction into Chinese art coincided with Buddhism. The popularity of this hybrid being was then based on its symbolism. Buddhist art showed lions, unknown until then, as beneficial beings and masters of the felines. Fu's dog was a protector of sacred buildings and a defender of the law. Dogs used to be placed flanking portals of business institutions, temples and, in general, places inhabited by distinguished people. It was not uncommon to see these sacred dogs guarding graves or in front of government buildings to scare off evil spirits. The pairs of Fu dogs are usually sexed, so in the pair that guards the sacred entrance of an enclosure we differentiate the female from the male because the latter holds an orb under his paw, while the former holds a baby. In fact, each of which has different powers and attributes.
Made of carved stone. They have a galloned body with effigies on the fronts, garland decoration and an exvassed mouth. One of them deteriorated. Measurements: 50 x 45 x 45 cm.
Large Cherub Marble Figure, France, 18th century Sculpture measures: 85 x 26 x 25 cm. Total measurements with base: 143 x 31 x 31 cm
Marble figure from Samaritana, France, 18th century. Sculpture measures: 83 x 26 x 22 cm. Total measurements with base: 138 x 31 x 31 cm
Head of Patrick in marble, 16th century Italian school In marble. Measurements: 39 x 80 x 43 cm
Pair of Large Reliefs in Neoclassical taste, Enrique Orejudo Alonso, 20th century In fiberglass, 151 x 78 x 14 cm
Gothic style tabletop crucifix Measurements: 16 x 10 x 6 cm
Small pair of donors in Indo-Portuguese bone from the 17th century Measurements: 6 x 2 x 1 cm
Figura de Niño Jesús - Escuela Italiana - Siglo XVII Una figura esculpida de un Niño Jesús, originaria de Italia, destacada por su detallada policromía y dorado. La postura del niño, con un dedo alzado, sugiere una bendición, mientras que la expresión serena de su rostro añade un sentido de paz y devoción. La base presenta un acabado en rojo y dorado, evocando la riqueza del arte religioso del siglo XVII. 169×114
Escuela de Malinas del siglo XVI - Virgen con el Niño Madera tallada y policromada. Medidas: 28 x 8 x 8 cm.
Figure carved in boxwood and oak. Spanish work. Polychrome refreshed. On wooden base. Measurements: 46 x 20 x 15 cm.
Holy Family in Terracotta relief, colonial school, 18th century Measurements: 27 x 28 x 9 cm
Pequeño hornacina con tapa abatible para colgar en la pared, España, siglo XVIII Madera tallada y dorada. Medidas: 90 x 21 x 49 cm.
Relieve en alabastro con escena bíblica, Italia, siglo XIX Alabastro labrado. Medidas: 26 x 20 cm.
Escuela Colonial del siglo XVIII - Virgen del Carmen Madera tallada y policromada. Medidas: 142 x 35 x 51 cm.
Virgin Appearing to a Franciscan Monk, Neo-Gothic Relief in Oak, French school, 19th century Measurements: 124 x 109 x 21
Escuela castellana del siglo XVI. San Francisco. Talla en madera policromada. 98 x 23 x 34 cm.
Pareja de decorativos remates de Querubines Barrocos para pared, trabajo italiano del siglo XVIII En madera policromada y dorada al pan de oro, medidas cada uno: 30 x 28 x 15 cm
Decorativo Elemento de Friso de estilo Romano Cartaginés . Siguiendo modelos Romanos de la antigua Cartago, probablemente siglo XVI Medidas capitel: 58 x 8 x 38 cm
Minas Gerais Brasil colonial, talla de Santa María con el Niño Jesús, siglo XVII En madera policromada, medidas: 21 x 10 x 5 , faltas
Obrador de Juan de Mesa Juan de Mesa y Velasco (1583-1627), siglo XVI Medidas: 63 x 29 x 18 cm. Bibliografía de referencia: Matilde Fernández Rojas (2008). Patrimonio artístico de los conventos masculinos desamortizados en Sevilla durante el siglo XIX. Benedictinos, dominicos, agustinos, carmelitas y basilios. Secretariado de Publicaciones de la Diputación de Sevilla. ISBN 978-84-7798 259-3. Procedencia: importante colección particular española.
Virgen Hispano Filipina en madera y marfil, mantos en seda, siglo XVIII - XIX Medidas: 60 x 25 x 25 cm. Bibliografía de referencia: Sánchez Sanz, Arturo. El Galeón de Manila. La aventura de los tesoros de Oriente, Zaragoza, HRM Ediciones, 2013 ISBN 978-941099-8-0
Pareja de Monumentales Torcheros Franceses Beaux Arts de finales del siglo XIX - Art Nouveau - Art Deco Medidas cada uno: 155 x 60 x 42 cm. En bronce dorado y patinado
