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1700 16th Street San Francisco, CA 94103 , United States Call Seller 415.355.1690

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18th Century Portrait Of A Merchant And His Wife, Portugal Circa 1790

$ 5,500
  • Description
    An imposing oil on canvas of a merchant and his wife Portugal circa 1790. The painting features intricate details of the subjects’ attire and the serene landscape around them. The merchant is wearing a mustard-toned doublet with white lace collar, suggesting affluence and social standing. His wife wears a sumptuous navy gown accented with lace; her coiffure styled with pearls in a period-specific manner both indicative of her status. Notable is the tranquil pastoral scene in the backdrop, lending a sense of depth and context. An ornate urn with classical design is a nod to the tastes of the time. This piece is representative of late 18th-century Portuguese portraiture, displaying the sitters’ prosperity and the era’s aesthetic inclinations. Portugal circa 1790.

    height: 53 in. (135 cm.)
    width: 41 in. (104 cm.),
    depth: 3 in. (7.5 cm.)
  • More Information
    Origin: Portugal
    Period: 18th Century
    Materials: oil on canvas
    Condition: Good. Good condition; past restorations.
    Creation Date: Circa 1790
    Styles / Movements: Old Master, Realism
    Dealer Reference #: TB-102
    Incollect Reference #: 700921
  • Dimensions
    W. 41 in; H. 53 in; D. 3 in;
    W. 104.14 cm; H. 134.62 cm; D. 7.62 cm;
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