4752 Raffaele Albertolli (1770–1812) – Study of Lion and Human Heads - Large Antique Aquatint - (1796)

Published as part of a collection of architectural and ornamental studies in Milan during the height of Neoclassical design, Albertolli's engravings served as significant reference materials for Italian architects and decorators of the era. His influence is notably reflected in the grand architectural projects of Milan, shaping the aesthetic standards of Neoclassical interiors and façades.

Albertolli's mastery in architectural and decorative engraving is evident in the clarity and stylized presentation of these subjects, which were often used as reference plates for ornamental designs in architecture and fine art.

Raffaele Albertolli (1770–1812) was an Italian architect and decorator known for his neoclassical style. He came from a family of artists and was particularly skilled in ornamental design. His work featured intricate stucco decorations, often adorning prestigious buildings in Italy. Albertolli's contributions played a significant role in shaping neoclassical interior decoration during his time.

Artist or Maker:

Raffaele Albertolli

Dimensions:

62 cm x 48 cm 

Medium:

Aquatint with dot roulette etching printed with sanguine

Date:

1796

Condition Report:

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