This gentle and dainty ‘Madonna’ is a stunning masterpiece between XVII and XVIII century, attributable to the school of Trevisani.

Francesco Trevisani was one of the most influential Italian painters, active in the period called either early Rococo or late Baroque. His father, who was an architect, taught him to draw before sending him to Venice to continue his artistic training. He remained there until around 1678 when he left for Rome. It was in 1696 that Trevisani really came to prominence following his execution of a series of large-scale paintings in the church of San Silvestro in Capite, Rome.

This piece was owned by the same private collector in Rome for decades. The chain of ownership is unbroken.

The condition report is excellent. The piece has recently undergone a careful and thoughtful restoration. The restoration report is available.

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