Oil painting on canvas

Hello
Yesterday I had lunch with my sister-in-law.
In the restaurant my eye immediately fell on the following portrait.


English title: Girl with a bowl of fruit
Other (former) title: Portrait of Titian's daughter Lavinia with a bowl of fruit

Dutch: Jonge vrouw met een schaal met vruchten
Portret van Titiaans dochter Lavinia met een schaal met vruchten

Oil paintng on canvas.
height: 102 cm width: 82 cm
Painted around: 1555

Tiziano Vecelli - Tiziano Vecellio
Italian painter - Fresco painter and draftsman
Born between 1485 and 1489 Pieve di Cadore
passed away: 27 Augustus 1576 Venice


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It could use a restoration if it's worth it?

 

This is for sale? It's hanging in a restaurant? Where probably thousands of people have seen it? You can't be thinking it's an original.

The original is in the State Museum in Berlin:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Titian_-_Girl_with_a_Platter_of_Fruit_-_c._1555.jpg

 

The restaurant is fully equipped with recycled items and warriors from people.
A nice copy can also be valuable anyway?
https://bid.alexcooper.com/lots/view/1-YCTLI/after-titian-young-woman-with-a-dish-of-fruit

 

A good copy can have some value. If you can find sold examples and their prices, that should guide you in determining what it's worth. You can probably find a site online that will supply hand painted copies and get an idea of what they charge. It looks nice to me, but that's a very vague notion from the photos. Keep in mind that professional restorations are very expensive.

 

and sometimes not so valuable too
https://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/j-gugen-c-1923-after-tiziano-vecellio-4555710-details.aspx