428 - C. GREGORI (*1702) after CAMPIGLIA (*1692), Portrait of Galeazzo Campi, Copper engraving

C. GREGORI (*1702) after CAMPIGLIA (*1692), Portrait of Galeazzo Campi, Copper engraving Carlo Gregori (1702–1759) after Giovanni Domenico Campiglia (1692, Lucca–after 1762): Portrait of the painter Galeazzo Campi, 18th century, copper engraving Technique: Copper engraving and etching on paper Inscription: Signed on the lower part of the printing plate: "Gio: Dom: Campiglia del. | Carlo Gregorj Scolpi". Date: 18th century Description: The finely engraved bust portrait depicts the Lombard painter Galeazzo Campi in a three-quarter view, casting a direct, self-assured glance over his shoulder. The clothing is characteristic of the early 16th century, featuring voluminous robes and a flat beret. The depiction powerfully conveys the presence of one of the founders of the Cremonese school of painting of the High Renaissance. Keywords: Galeazzo Campi; Giulio Campi; Renaissance; Cremonese School; Italian painter; 16th century; Artist portrait; Copper engraving; Three-quarter view; Beard; Lombardy; Portrait; Historical figure; Early modern period; Art history; Family portrait; Italian prints; Campi dynasty; Renaissance painter; Carlo Gregori; 18th century; Baroque; Portraits; Italy; Size: Paper: 39.9 cm x 29.3 cm (15.7 x 11.5 in), Plate: 27.3 cm x 18.2 cm (10.7 x 7.2 in), Image size: 22.0 cm x 16.5 cm (8.7 x 6.5 in) Condition: In fairly good condition. The sheet is discolored due to its age and shows foxing in places. There is a noticeable beige stain in the upper left corner. The edges and corners have been trimmed smooth. There are two diagonal creases across the upper right corner of the sheet. The right-center margin has a few areas of wear. The print is in good condition, with well-preserved printing ink, clear lines, and details. The lettering is perfectly legible.