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Ecce Homo after Correggio, Italian School Oil on Canvas, 1600s The Ecce Homo in its ebonised frame resting on an oak side table in a plain white room, showing the scale of the framed canvas

Ecce Homo after Correggio, Italian School Oil on Canvas, 1600s

Italian School, 17th century

Medium

Oil on canvas

Painting size

17 x 13 in. (43 x 33 cm.)

Signature

Unsigned

Period

17th century

Framed size

21 x 17 in. (53 x 43 cm.)

Price

$11,000 USD

Frame. Antique ebonized frame with a gilt fillet at the sight edge, rubbed on all four sides, a loss and a later screw to the upper rail

Condition. Relined and stable on a later stretcher, under the fine age craquelure normal to a seventeenth century canvas. The red of the blood has been strengthened at some point by a later hand and sits above the craquelure. Small pictorial losses and traces of an old varnish.

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Ecce Homo after Correggio, Christ crowned with thorns in half length against an olive ground, oil on canvas in an antique ebonised frame
The Ecce Homo in its ebonised frame resting on an oak side table in a plain white room, showing the scale of the framed canvas
Angled view of the Ecce Homo showing the ebonised frame with its gilt sight edge and the losses along the upper rail
The Ecce Homo seen at an angle in its antique ebonised frame, showing the worn gilt fillet at the sight edge and the losses along the upper rail
The Ecce Homo in its full antique ebonised frame, the gilt fillet worn to the bole around the sight edge and the black mouldings rubbed on every side
Macro of the face in the Ecce Homo showing the blood running from under the crown of thorns, the fine age craquelure across the flesh and the thorn tips at the temple
Macro of the eyes in the Ecce Homo showing the fine age craquelure through the flesh and the bright red of the blood sitting uncracked on the surface
Macro of the chest in the Ecce Homo showing drops of blood laid over the flesh, the rose drapery at the shoulder and the age craquelure through the original paint
Macro of the left shoulder in the Ecce Homo showing the rose drapery in thin glazes, two drops of blood over the flesh and the age craquelure of the original paint
Macro of the crown of thorns in the Ecce Homo showing the plaited branches, the thorn tips at the temple and the blood running down the cheek over the age craquelure
Macro of the right temple in the Ecce Homo showing the plaited crown, a pale leaf caught in the branches and the thorn tips drawn out against the olive ground
Reverse of the Ecce Homo showing the relining canvas on a later stretcher within the antique frame, with old nail holes throughout the frame members
Ecce Homo after Correggio, Christ crowned with thorns in half length against an olive ground, oil on canvas in an antique ebonised frame
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Description

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Italian School, 17th century, after Correggio
Ecce Homo
Oil on canvas

Unsigned. 17 x 13 inches (43 x 33 cm), the frame 21 x 17 inches (53 x 43 cm). Ebonized frame with a gilt sight edge. Relined and stable, the red of the blood strengthened by a later hand.

The flesh is painted almost without a warm note. Cool greys and greenish whites build the face and the chest, the hair and beard are laid in as a single dark mass, and a rose robe falls from both shoulders.

Christ is shown half length against a grey green ground, the head inclined and turned, the crown of thorns pressed low on the brow with a pale leaf caught in its plaited branches. The eyes are half lowered under heavy lids and carry the only light in the head. Red drops run from under the thorns onto the brow, the cheek and the chest.

Condition report

Age shows on close inspection.

Relined and stable on a later stretcher, under the fine age craquelure normal to a seventeenth century canvas. The red of the blood has been strengthened at some point by a later hand and sits above the craquelure. Small pictorial losses and traces of an old varnish.

Italian School, 17th century

Ecce Homo after Correggio, Italian School Oil on Canvas, 1600s

Italian School, 17th century
Size 17 x 13 in.Framed 21 x 17 in.
ConditionGood See report and photos ↓
FrameAntique frame · Ebonized wood
Medium Oil on canvas17th century
Price $11,000 USD
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Details

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Oil on canvas · 17th century · Antique frame

The reverse

Relined canvas on a later stretcher, old nail holes throughout the frame

Artist
Italian School, 17th century
Origin
Italy
Style
Italian Baroque
Size
17 x 13 in. (43 x 33 cm.)
Signature
Unsigned
Frame
Antique frameEbonized woodAntique ebonized frame with a gilt fillet at the sight edge, rubbed on all four sides, a loss and a later screw to the upper railFramed 21 x 17 in. (53 x 43 cm.)

What the grades mean

All grades are relative to the age of the painting. They describe the painting itself, the frame is described separately. Fine age craquelure is normal and never lowers a grade.

Where signs of age can be seenUp closeAt normal viewing distance
Very goodminorNo
GoodThis paintingYesNo
FairYesYes
Needs conservationYesdamage

GoodThis painting

Stable. Signs of age or earlier restoration are visible on close inspection, such as small retouches or a slightly yellowed varnish. The overall appearance is intact.

Other grades

Very good

Stable. Only minor, old retouches or very small losses, not distracting at normal viewing distance. The canvas may have been relined or cleaned in the past.

Fair

Stable and ready to hang, but wear or earlier restoration is noticeable at normal viewing distance, such as visible retouching, a discoloured varnish or scattered small losses.

Needs conservation

Visible damage a conservator should treat, such as flaking, a tear, larger losses or heavy old repaint. Every issue is shown in the photographs.

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Ecce Homo, 1600s

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