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Sunday, 25 November 2012

Oil Painting Judith From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

Judith (1504) (Oil on canvas trasferred from panel 144 x 68 cm) is in the The Hermitage St. Petersburg. An early painting of the artist. In the 17-18th century it was attributed to Raphael later to Moretto da Brescia. Originally it was probably a panel of an altarpiece.

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Oil Painting Portrait Of A Young Woman (Laura) From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

This painting has been altered over the centuries first transposed into an oval picture and then restored back to a rectangular one. Originally the figure extended below the waist and there was more space above. The effect was one of much less immediacy for the viewer than is the case today in its cut-down version and was more in keeping with the remoteness of Giorgione s images as we know them. Like all of Giorgione s pictures enigmatic aspects persist the subject is unspecific although the artistic intention is the presentation of the surface beauty the soft flesh juxtaposed against the fur of the luxurious garment the dark eyes shining and alert the thin veil enticingly but gently winding around the exposed breast. The laurel branches which give their name to the figure are painted with considerable realism and permit the head to be silhouetted before a neutral gray-green halo of leaves isolated from the deep-toned background not unlike Leonardo s Ginevra de Benci. Leonardo s influence has often been noted in Giorgione s art most particularly in the softening of the contours.

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Oil Painting Self-Portrait From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

Self-Portrait (Oil on canvas 52 x 43 cm) is now in the collection of the Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum Braunschweig. The painting represents David whose modes was the painter himself. The painting was truncated according to Vasari who praised this painting David holds in his hands the head of Goliath.

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Oil Painting Portrait Of A Gentleman In Armor From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

A sense of calm and expressiveness as well as light effects are outstanding in this canvas with the beautiful helmet and pieces of armour on foreground. Thought to be the Gattamelata s portrait - a famous Italian captain (1370-1443) - the picture has been ascribed to the last activity of Giorgione dead in 1510 although the attribution is not certain since some critics referred it to other artists as Paolo Morando called il Cavazzola. Restored in 1990

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Oil Painting Portrait Of A Young Man1 From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

Portrait of a Young Man (Wood 69 4 x 53 5 cm) is now in the Alte Pinakothek Munich. The attribution to Giorgione is debated some experts think it is the work of Palma Vecchio. The identity of the sitter is also doubtful he was a Fugger or perhaps Buffalmaco the painter.

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Oil Painting The Judgment Of Solomon From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

Giorgione depicted the celebrated story of Solomon s wisdom in one of two pendant paintings. The great king has declared that the living child be - literary - divided between the women claiming him. The babe s mother will cede the child rather than see him die. An elusive figure Giorgione made odd works: here the landscape occupies more than half the panel.

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Oil Painting The Holy Family From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

This early painting is called the Benson Holy Family since once it belonged to the Robert Henry and Evelyn Holford Benson Collection in London. The figures closely resemble those painted by Giovanni Bellini.

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Oil Painting The Three Ages Of Man From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

The Three Ages (1500) (Oil on panel 62 x 77 cm) is now in the Galleria Palatina (Palazzo Pitti) Florence. The attribution of this painting is strongly debated.

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Oil Painting Portrait Of A Man From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

Portrait of a Man (c. 1508) (Oil on panel 30 x 26 cm) is now in Fine Arts Gallery San Diego. This is probably an autograph work from the last years of the artist.

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Oil Painting The Impassioned Singer From Giorgione - Giorgio Barbarelli - Buy Hand Painted Oil Reproduction

The famous Singers (The Impassioned Singer and its companion-piece The Singer with Flute) in the Borghese Gallery were attributed to Giorgione. However this attribution is strongly debated. Some scholars think it to be the work of Domenico Capriolo (1494-1528) others assume that it was executed in the period following the death of Giorgione. The singers sing with an air of Baroque pathos surrounded by strong chiaroscuro effects which in fact have induced many experts today to date them to the beginning of the 17th century.

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