Alessio de Marchis (Napoli 1684 - Perugia o Urbino 1752) Alessio de Marchis (Nap…

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Alessio de Marchis (Napoli 1684 - Perugia o Urbino 1752)

Alessio de Marchis (Naples 1684 - Perugia or Urbino 1752) Landscape with tower and characters Oil on canvas 31.5 x 40 cm Biographical information concerning Alessio De Marchis is handed down to us by Nicola Pio and Lanzi. According to them, Alessio was present in Rome around 1702 with Rosa da Tivoli to learn the art of painting. Around 1730 he went to Urbino to fresco the palace of Cardinal Annibale Albani. On the same occasion he also made the closet panels at the sacristy of the Confraternity of St. Joseph and other works for the Cathedral Chapter of Perugia. Our canvas can be referred to his early activity, when the influences of Flemish landscape painting are present in the complex of Roman landscape painting. Alessio de Marchis (Naples 1684 - Perugia or Urbino 1752) Landscape With Tower and Figures Oil on canvas 31.5 x 40 cm

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Alessio de Marchis (Napoli 1684 - Perugia o Urbino 1752)

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Estim. 2 500 - 2 700 EUR

[ITALY]. [PERUGIA]. Extracts from court registers of the city of Perugia Set of 10 pieces of parchment, writing in brown ink, illuminated coat of arms (ink and tempera) and ink drawings Language of texts and inscriptions: Latin Italy, Perugia, various dates (1306-1487) - Polidorus Tiberti de Tibertis de Cesena (April 1487-April 1488): quarterly: 1st and 4th Or, an eagle Sable crowned Or; 2nd and 3rd palewise Argent and Azure (Tiberti da Cesena). - Andreas de Marchis de Firmo (January-June 1317): azure, open trapdoor Or, chained Argent, chief Anjou (de Marchis da Fermo) - Minus Dini de Opizis de Luca Terrigenus Castri Ficecchi (May-October): banded azure and argent (Obizzi da Lucca) - Michael Terii de Guidottis de Colle Vallis Else (Ense) (May-October 1340): Gules, three crescents Or, 2 and 1, on a chief of Anjou (Guidotti da Colle Val d'Elsa). - Monaldus Oddonis de Branchaleonibus de Ripis de Castro Durantis (July-December 1313): Argent, a lion rampant Azure langued Gules, a fillet in bend Gules (Brancaleoni di Casteldurante). - Brunectus de Brunelleschis de Florentia (June-November 1306): Or, fess azure (Brunelleschi da Firenze). - Unidentified magistrate: azure, a golden escarbuncle, a chief of Anjou - Count of Prato (unidentified magistrate): Azure, three silver swords in bend lowered (da Prato) - Morontis de Sancto Geminiano family: azure, a lion argent, armed and langued gules (Moronti da San Gimignano) - Christoforus de Malvicinis de Viterbio. Podestate in 1462 (June 1462-April 1463) or captain in 1457-1458 (?): Gules, a golden lion, armed sable and langued gules (Malvicini da Viterbo?).

Estim. 1 400 - 1 600 EUR

[ITALY]. [PERUGIA]. Extracts from court registers of the city of Perugia Set of 10 pieces of parchment, writing in brown ink, illuminated coat of arms (ink and tempera) and drawings in brown ink Language of texts and inscriptions: Latin Italy, Perugia, various dates (1315-1368) - Ubertus Gianoççi de Cavalcantibus de Florentia. Podestate in 1358 (May-October 1358): gules fretty argent, the entrefrettes charged with an otelle in saltire argent (Cavalcanti da Firenze) - Galganus Duccii de Thudinis de Massa. Podestate in 1347 (July-December 1347): chequy Gules and Argent, a bend Azure semé of fleurs-de-lis Or. Crest stamped with a griffin argent langued gules and a mantling gules (Todini/Tudini da Massa Marittima). - Iachobinus de Vitalianis de Padua. Captain in 1368 (September 1368-April 1369): banded vair and sable (Vitaliani da Padova) - Corradus Simonis de Ancona. Podestate in 1315 (January-June 1315): azure, half-flight Or, chief Anjou ([...] da Ancona). - Ruffaldi da Siena (circa 1350-1360): Or, flamboyant gules in bar (Ruffaldi da Siena). - Andreas de Marchis de Firmo. Podestate in 1317 (January 1-June 30, 1317): Azure, an open trapdoor Or, chained Argent, on a chief of Anjou (de Marchis da Fermo). - Bartholinus de Sala de Bononia. Captain in 1315 (June 15-December 31, 1315): Gules, an axle Argent (Sala da Bologna). - Gerardus Andree de Guidonibus de Mutina. Captain in 1341 (January-June 1341): fess Gules and Argent, chief Anjou (Guidoni da Modena). - Guelfus Lacçari de Pulliensibus de Prato. Captain in 1332 (May-October 1332): fess Gules and Vair, chief Anjou (Pugliesi/Puglesi da Prato). - Philippus Petri de Forteguerris de Senis. Captain in 1345 (November 1345-April 1346): fess Argent and Azure (Forteguerri del Monte dei Gentiluomini da Siena).

Estim. 1 800 - 2 000 EUR

[ITALY]. [PERUGIA]. Extracts from court registers of the city of Perugia Set of 10 pieces of parchment, writing in brown ink, illuminated coat of arms (ink and tempera) and drawings in brown ink Language of texts and inscriptions: Latin Italy, Perugia, various dates (1315-1388) - Aldobrandus Andronaci, comes de comitibus de Ilci. Captain in 1378 (February-July 1378): Gules, a double-headed eagle Or armed with sab: le and between 2 M (?) Or (Conti d'Elci da Siena). - Nicola Iohannis Iuliani de Esculo. Podestate in 1332 (July-December 1332): per fess azure and gules, a lion's paw erased argent holding a standard flaunting four pennons argent, the staff in pale on the partition ([] da Ascoli). - Iachobinus de Vitalianis de Padua. Captain in 1368 (September 1368-April 1369): banded vair and sable (Vitaliani da Padova). - Simon Corradi de Ancona. Podestate in 1338 (June-November 1338): azure, half-flight Or, chief Anjou ([...] da Ancona). - Andreas de Marchis de Firmo. Captain in 1331 (November 1331-April 1332): Azure, an open trapdoor Or, chained Argent, a chief of Anjou (de Marchis da Fermo). - Bartholinus de Sala de Bononia. Captain in 1315 (June-December 1315): Gules, an axle Argent (Sala da Bologna). - Ghinus Henrici de Forteguerris. Podestate in 1376 (May-October 1376): fess argent and azure (Forteguerri del Monte dei Gentiluomini da Siena). - Gerardus Andree de Guidonibus de Mutina. Captain in 1341 (January-June 1341): fess Gules and Argent, chief Anjou (Guidoni da Modena). - Unidentified magistrate: azure, three fesses argent - Iacobus Lanfranchi de Rangonibus de Mutina. Captain in 1388 (December 1388-August 1389): fess argent and azure, a chief gules (Rangoni da Modena)

Estim. 1 900 - 2 100 EUR

[ITALY]. [PERUGIA]. Extracts from court registers of the city of Perugia Set of 10 pieces of parchment, writing in brown ink, illuminated coat of arms (ink and tempera) Language of texts and inscriptions: Latin Italy, Perugia, various dates (1298-1350) - Cionus (Cione) Minucii de Malavoltis de Senis. Captain in 1350 (November 1350-June 1351): Or, a ladder of four rungs compony sable and argent palewise (Malavolti da Siena). - Franciscus de Ghixileriis (Ghisleriis) de Bononia. Captain in 1312 (May-October 1312): Banded Or and Gules, a chief of Anjou (Ghisilieri da Bologna). - Franciscus de Accarigis de Senis. Podestate in 1334 (October 1334-April 1335): Gules semé de fleurs de lys Or, overall a bend Or (Accarigi da Siena). - Unidentified magistrate (judge in 1326?): palewise vair plain (da Varano di Camerino) - Ugolinus de Terribilibus (Ternibilibus) de Amelia. Captain in 1311 (May-October-1311): tierced in cape Gules, Or and Azure, on a chief of Anjou (Terribili/Ternibili da Amelia). - Iustinellus de Tesaldeschis (Thesalgardis) de Firmo. Podestate in 1319 (January-June 1319): quarterly: 1 and 4 vert plain, 2 and 3 fesswise argent and vert, a chief of Anjou (Tasselgardi da Fermo). - Thomassius (Thomas) Nigri de Suppis de Firmo. Podestate in 1315 (July-December 1315): Or, a lion couard chequy vert and gules, a chief of Anjou (Giustamonti/Suppi da Fermo). - Andreas de Marchis de Firmo. Podestate in 1317 (January-June 1317): Azure, an open trapdoor Or, chained Argent, on a chief of Anjou (de Marchis da Fermo). - Berardus de Predactis de Aquila. Podestate in 1322 (January-June 1322): Gules, a silver lion armed sable, holding in its right paw a rosette of the same, a chief of Anjou (Pretatti/Preti dell'Aquila). - Offreducius de Montoro de Narnia. Captain in 1298 (November 1298-April 1299): per fess: first Gules, a mount of five cups Or, second Argent (Montoro da Narni).

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