ca. 1560/70, Artist: Alessandro Vittoria
Vittoria’s portrait busts are informed both by classical antiquity and the paintings of Titian. Their restrained elegance well represents the refined taste of the Venetian nobility. Here he depicts Angela Loredan, the wife of Senator Antonio Zorzi, without undue flattery as a dignified matron. The bust once stood in the atrium of the Palazzo Zorzi together with other family portraits.
statue; bust; clay sculpture
Venice
ca. 1560/70
Alessandro Vittoria (1525 Trient - 1608 Venedig) - GND
Terracotta, traces of gilding
H. 83 cm
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Kunstkammer
Kunstkammer, 9905
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