MADRID When an art auction took place in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday, a picture was created among the seemingly ordinary pieces, its author could be the Italian Renaissance gnius Caravaggio. The image is now being examined by experts.
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An art auction took place in Madrid on Thursday. Under the object marked with the word 227, there was an oil painting by Jee written to the 17th-century Panels from Josm Riber.
But when the experts thoroughly inspected it, they found out that it would not be about Ribero, but about the work of the renaissance little Caravaggio. This would mean that a full auction with a starting price of 1,500 euros (39 thousand crowns) is actually worth about 50 million euros (1.3 billion crowns).
the pan-government responded promptly and banned the sale of the painting. Aukn and Ansorena withdrew him from the offer. The image is now being explored by experts from the El Prado Gallery of Classical Art. According to them, there is enough evidence that this is in fact the real Caravaggio.
The 111 x 86 cm canvas shows Riber’s insignia, but Panlsk had a long time to inspire Caravaggio. he often used, for example, the technique of erosvit, which is typical of Italian Renaissance artists. Riberv and Caravaggiv style are easily interchangeable for the lay eye.
Italian critic umnVittorio Sgarbi claims that the authorship of the painting shook his head when a painting was shown to him by a friend on auction. If you sold this painting to a private collector, its price could be 100 and 150 million euros. The gallery price would be around 50 million, hard.
It is a question of whether the authorship of the painting will eventually be confirmed. If that happens, Caravaggio will not be found first. In 2014, one of his canvas was found under a mattress in a starm dom in Toulouse, France.
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CARAVAGGIO (vlastnm jmnem Michelangelo Merisi) – 1571 to 1610 Italian mal. He became a manrister, later he was one of the leading representatives of Baroque painting. He became famous mainly for the realism of his paintings, for which he drew from biblical and ancient motifs. A striking element in his paintings was tenebrism, a standard play of darkness and light, which he depicted with the help of his signaturn erosvit technique. He had a great influence on the eskho male Karel krtu. – |
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