Italian 19th Century Painting Titled “View of Livorne” by Pietro Della Valle

A striking and wonderfully detailed pair of Italian 18th century Oil on Canvas paintings, by Claude Lorrain. These wonderful paintings are set within rectangular Giltwood frames with an inner berried foliate band and mottled outer edges. Each painting depicts a classical landscape of ruins with the Athenian Acropolis in the background. The left painting displays an impressive altar to 'Athena of Velletri' with classical figures paying tribute aside a smoldering urn. Athena's companion Hermes can be seen flying above the crowds of people and overseeing the occasion. The painting to the right displays a classical ruin with the Acropolis in the distance. The Bill of Sale...

A lovely and most charming Italian 19th century watercolor painting of the bay of Venice in its original giltwood frame. The painting depicts the bay of Venice at sunrise with a beau...

A beautiful Italian 19th century gouache of Naples, Italy. The wonderfully executed gouache depicts the port and bay of the charming fishing town of Naple...

A beautiful Italian 19th century oil on canvas painting. The painting depicts a beautiful Italian scene of personages going about their day with charming boats and a house on the wat...

A 19th Century Italian Oil on Canvas Titled "Pleasurable Thoughts" by Giovanni Piccone. Signed: G. Piccone. G. Piccone (1842-1887). The reading of a good book will always ...

19th Century painting titled 'Who Stole My Supper?' by Edward Armfield (1817-1896) Well known for his paintings of dogs and brother to artist George Armfield this painting depicts a...

A very fine Italian 19th century porcelain plaque of Madonna della Primavera ("Madonna detter Primavera with Bambino"), after Nicolò Barabino (1831-1891). The finely painted standing Madonna holding baby Jesus in her arms surrounded by flowers, framed in a Gothic revival style giltwood carved frame. The back inscribed: "Madonna detter Primavera - nach Barabino" and handwritten "E. Guenther, Phila". Signed lower left corner, circa 1890-1900. Nicolò Barabino (1831–1891) was an Italian academic painter of religious and historical subjects, active in Florence and Genoa. He was born in Sampierdarena. His initial studies were at the Genovese Accademia Ligustica di Belle Arti, under Giuseppe Isola. In Genoa, he befriended Maurizio Dufour. In 1857, he won the Durazzo scholarship to attend the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence. He designed some of the lunettes completed as mosaics for the portals of the Florence Cathedral...

Pair of Mid 19th century Italian Neapolitan views, gouache on paper.