Scuola romana del XVIII secolo

Roman school of the 18th century Eos and Titho Oil on canvas 125 x 100 cm Artwork accompanied by a study by Dr. Arabella Cifani where the work is attributed to Ignaz Stern, available by email upon request. Moving from his native Bavaria to Italy, Ignaz Stern stayed first in Emilia Romagna, where he was a pupil of Carlo Cignani in Bologna, and then in Rome. In 1713 he moved to Forli, where he devoted himself to both religious altar painting and easel painting for private commissions. In 1724 Stern returned to Rome, where his art was distinguished by a refined reinterpretation of the Emilian school of the 16th and 17th centuries, inspired by Correggio and Reni, enriched by the elegant Roman examples of Rococo painting promoted by Sebastiano Conca, Stefano Pozzi, Benedetto Luti, Francesco Trevisani and Michele Rocca. Roman school of the 18th century Eos and Tithonus Oil on canvas 125 x 100 cm The artwork is accompanied by a study by Dra. Arabella Cifani where the artwork is attributed to Ignaz Stern, available by email, upon request.