Clearly, thanks. The picture may well be from these places. Who knows)) How did you write, in a similar style have seen paintings in...
Maybe. But a lot of antiques were exported from Europe and in 2000. In Russia, there were laws that allow to import antiques without duty. And...
I live in Russia)). The picture was taken out of Europe. But some icons of the Russian 18th century were written in a similar style (rosy cheeks,...
Well usually if to determine the age according to the photo, dating on style of painting)) The art critic how I have understood is for this...
though this picture looks in this parameter rather old))
And on craquelure is really difficult to judge the age pictures (except in the laboratory). I saw pictures as 100 years old with craquelure....
So a canvas on which it is pasted a picture how here have written to me, the middle - the second half of the 19th century? The picture has to be...
Though perhaps you are right)). As has read on the Internet, the picture specified by you too is the copy, painted from even some earlier...
https://www.google.ru/search?q=mater+dolorosa&newwindow=1&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&sqi=2&ved=0ahUKEwiW0oWqjZ7VAhVGCZoKHShrAugQ_AUIBigB&biw=1920&bi...
Do you think this is a copy of the picture))? How is it not very similar? Possibly it is just same motive of the praying Madonna? I thought...
I have thought logically. Perhaps I am mistaken))
I suppose that the picture was probably written in the 17th or 18th century, in the middle or in the second half of the 19th century it was...
Her veil on one side is white, with another bluish? Bluish veil and red color as I know from the Virgin Mary)) But maybe I'm wrong))
But is there still a red color? And the red from the Virgin Mary seems to be))
And is this a nun? More like a Madonna like? I looked in Google, nineteenth-century nuns are not very similar))
Search Google? Sorry, did not understand what this means? I think that the picture may have been written earlier than the 19th century, since it...
What do you think? It looks like the picture was cut and pasted on another canvas?[ATTACH]
Well, yes, a feeling that the picture in the 19th century was transferred to a new foundation.
More precisely, I have a feeling that the old canvas is glued to a newer one (which you dated to the middle of the 19th century)
I removed the frame. It seems that there is a double canvas! The painting is glued on one more canvas! Canvas is duplicated.
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