Immaculate dress (Capipota, 19th century) Polychrome wood, Measurements 78x43x34 cm
PAIR OF SOLOMONIAN COLUMNS WITH CAPITALS, 17TH CENTURY, WITH LARGE BUNCHES OF GRAPES.
The art of nativity scenes reached its peak during the Baroque period, and more specifically in Naples, at that time one of the richest cities in Europe. The future Carlos III of Spain was a great lover of nativity scenes, and under his patronage a legion of artisans applied themselves to create sumptuous Nativity scenes, called presepi, mangers.
Mother with child. Made of silver pewter and cold painted on an onyx and marble base. Losses in silver. Signed URIANO. Measurements: 70 x 36 cm.
