This Renaissance Collection of framed prints is full of history. Each sold separately. Learn more about each print below:
Small Gold Framed Print: It seems the label on the back of the print is incorrect. After researching this piece further, I found it is actually a print of a famous oil painting titled Portrait of a Young Man in Red by Giovanni Bellini (1490).
Medium Gold Framed Print: Print of Francisco de Goya's oil painting, The Infante Francisco de Paula created in 1800. The original oil painting is located in the Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain.
Large Blue Framed Print: Print of Portrait Of A Woman, Called La Bella by Titian, an accomplished artist of the Renaissance Venetian School. The subject of the painting is debated, but some scholars believe she is Isabella d'Este, the mother-in-law of Eleonora Gonzaga.
Condition: All frames are in good condition with no major cracks or chips. Prints are in good condition, with the only notable mention to the small, framed print of the man which has a slight tear at the top left corner under the glass. Wear is consistent with age. See photos for examples.
Measurements:
- Portrait of a Young Man in Red: 4in x 3in
- The Infante Francisco de Paula: 5in x 4in
- Portrait Of A Woman, Called La Bella: 7.5in x 5.75in
***Please be aware that my items are antique/vintage or previously loved, so some may have slight imperfections or soft wear due to age and use. I do my best to note any flaws, defects, etc. and photograph any imperfections.
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