Sec. Xix. "carro Dell' Aurora". Olio Su Tela, Cm. 103x190, Corredato Da Cornice

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"Sec. Xix. 'Carro dell'Aurora' (Chariot of the Dawn) is a renowned oil on canvas painting measuring 103 by 190 centimeters, attributed to the influential Italian Baroque painter Guido Reni (1575–1642). The artwork is accompanied by a period frame that enhances its visual and historical appeal. Reni, celebrated for his classical style and poetic use of light, often depicted mythological and religious subjects with grace and elegance. 'Carro dell'Aurora,' a title that evokes the allegorical representation of the dawn as a chariot, is a testament to Reni's mastery in portraying the delicate transitions of light and his ability to infuse his compositions with a sense of divine transcendence.

The painting is believed to be a 19th-century interpretation or copy of Reni's original works, as suggested by the 'Sec. Xix.' (19th century) in its title. This indicates that while the painting is not a contemporary work of Reni, it is a significant historical piece that reflects the enduring influence of Reni's style and themes in later art periods. The artwork's provenance and the identity of the 19th-century artist who created this homage to Reni's aesthetic are crucial to understanding the context and value of the painting within the canon of art history.

Guido Reni's original works are characterized by their dynamic composition, ethereal figures, and a palette that favored cool, luminous tones, which are likely echoed in the 'Carro dell'Aurora.' The painting's subject, the allegory of dawn, is a motif that Reni explored in other notable works, such as the 'Aurora' fresco in the Casino dell'Aurora of the Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi in Rome, which could have served as inspiration for later reproductions and interpretations.

The 'Carro dell'Aurora' is an important piece for scholars and enthusiasts of Baroque art, as it represents the transmission of Reni's artistic legacy into the 19th century and offers insights into the reception and reinterpretation of classical themes during a period marked by a resurgence of interest in Baroque aesthetics. The painting's existence within a collection or museum, as well as its exhibition history, would contribute to a fuller understanding of its significance and the role it plays in the broader narrative of art history."

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