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Elaborate Still Life of Flowers in a Landscape
Auction: 01/25/2007 - 1/26/2007
Lot: 313
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Andrea Belvedere AUCTION RECORDS
1646 Italy - 1732 Naples, Italy. Known for: Still-life painting of flowers, fruits and other objects, Madrid court artist.
It is likely that Belvedere, a Baroque artist, began his studies of still life painting with Paolo Porpora and continued it with Giovanni Battista Ruoppolo. He was also influenced by Giuseppe Recco... Read full biography
It is likely that Belvedere, a Baroque artist, began his studies of still life painting with Paolo Porpora and continued it with Giovanni Battista Ruoppolo. He was also influenced by Giuseppe Recco and Abraham Brueghel. "His work, which represents the last, brilliant phase of still life in... Read full biography
It is likely that Belvedere, a Baroque artist, began his studies of still life painting with Paolo Porpora and continued it with Giovanni Battista Ruoppolo. He was also influenced by Giuseppe Recco and Abraham Brueghel. "His work, which represents the last, brilliant phase of still life in Neapolitan. Baroque painting, is still uninfluenced by the purely decorative style typical of 18th century Rococo. Belvedere depicts natural things with great feeling and depth. He loves to insert in his... Read full biography
It is likely that Belvedere, a Baroque artist, began his studies of still life painting with Paolo Porpora and continued it with Giovanni Battista Ruoppolo. He was also influenced by Giuseppe Recco and Abraham Brueghel. "His work, which represents the last, brilliant phase of still life in Neapolitan. Baroque painting, is still uninfluenced by the purely decorative style typical of 18th century Rococo. Belvedere depicts natural things with great feeling and depth. He loves to insert in his paintings with flowers and fruits various other objects also faithfully 'd'apres nature', such as vegetables, insects, birds, rock steps, flower vases, copper bowls, marble busts, architectural fragments, water mirrors, small landscape views. Remarkable... Read full biography
It is likely that Belvedere, a Baroque artist, began his studies of still life painting with Paolo Porpora and continued it with Giovanni Battista Ruoppolo. He was also influenced by Giuseppe Recco and Abraham Brueghel. "His work, which represents the last, brilliant phase of still life in Neapolitan. Baroque painting, is still uninfluenced by the purely decorative style typical of 18th century Rococo. Belvedere depicts natural things with great feeling and depth. He loves to insert in his paintings with flowers and fruits various other objects also faithfully 'd'apres nature', such as vegetables, insects, birds, rock steps, flower vases, copper bowls, marble busts, architectural fragments, water mirrors, small landscape views. Remarkable is the compositor. Skill, the fluid and transparent application of paint, the simple distribution of lights. Belvedere enjoye... Read full biography
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Andrea Belvedere 
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeRoses, tulips, hydrangea and other flowers in an urn, a second urn on a pedestal, a landscape beyond
Andrea Belvedere Auction: 10/04/2007Lot: 150Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeTulips, roses, bluebells and other flowers in an urn, on a pedestal, a second urn below and a fountain beyond
Andrea Belvedere Auction: 10/04/2007Lot: 151Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeLarge Floral Still Life with Peonies, Parrot Tulips, Mallow
Andrea Belvedere Auction: 05/16/2018Lot: 1094Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeA STILL LIFE OF PEONIES, ROSES, CARNATIONS, MORNING GLORY, HYACINTHS AND OTHER FLOWERS IN A SCULPTED VASE;
Andrea Belvedere Auction: 12/06/2007Lot: 291Subscribe or get free alerts
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