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"The Smoking Cardinal" interesting watercolour


A watercolour by Carlo Chiostri showing a wonderful image of "The Smoking Cardinal" a beautiful scene possibly from the Vatican.
Beautifully framed.
Dimensions approx : 74 cms by 54 cms
Carlo Chiostri (5 May 1863 in Florence – 9 July 1939 in Florence) was a self-taught Italian painter and graphic artist, best known for being one of the earliest illustrators for the book version of The Adventures of Pinocchio.He began working as an illustrator in the 1890s, primarily for the publishing houses of Adriano Salani Editore, R. Bemporad & figlio (it) and Casa Editrice Nerbini. His drawings for Pinocchio were done in pen and watercolor, then engraved on wood . His designs for Ciondolino (1896) by Vamba, were made into etchings which were then "restituiti all'eleganza e alla grazia dell'originale" (returned to the elegance and grace of the original).[citation needed]
He illustrated the works of many other well-known authors, including Luigi Capuana, Emma Perodi (it), Emilio Salgari and Alberto Cioci (1867-1925), who wrote a sequel to Pinocchio called Lucignolo, l'amico di Pinocchio (Candlewick, Pinocchio's Friend). He also created drawings for Les Misérables by Victor Hugo,[1] and the complete works of Tommaso Catani (it), a priest and friend of Carlo Collodi, who wrote children's books and elementary school readers. For many years, he was a contributor to Il giornalino della Domenica. In 1910, he wrote Il falco e la colomba: melanconie d'un Gatto bigio (The Falcon and the Dove: Melancholy of a Gray Cat). Later, he designed postcards.
Federico Fellini had this to say about Pinocchio and Chiostri:
"I loved this story as a child, of course, very much, but I like it even today. I sat quite sunk dreaming about it, staring at the melancholy, ghostly shapes of Carlo Chiostri.
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Beautifully framed.
Dimensions approx : 74 cms by 54 cms
Carlo Chiostri (5 May 1863 in Florence – 9 July 1939 in Florence) was a self-taught Italian painter and graphic artist, best known for being one of the earliest illustrators for the book version of The Adventures of Pinocchio.He began working as an illustrator in the 1890s, primarily for the publishing houses of Adriano Salani Editore, R. Bemporad & figlio (it) and Casa Editrice Nerbini. His drawings for Pinocchio were done in pen and watercolor, then engraved on wood . His designs for Ciondolino (1896) by Vamba, were made into etchings which were then "restituiti all'eleganza e alla grazia dell'originale" (returned to the elegance and grace of the original).[citation needed]
He illustrated the works of many other well-known authors, including Luigi Capuana, Emma Perodi (it), Emilio Salgari and Alberto Cioci (1867-1925), who wrote a sequel to Pinocchio called Lucignolo, l'amico di Pinocchio (Candlewick, Pinocchio's Friend). He also created drawings for Les Misérables by Victor Hugo,[1] and the complete works of Tommaso Catani (it), a priest and friend of Carlo Collodi, who wrote children's books and elementary school readers. For many years, he was a contributor to Il giornalino della Domenica. In 1910, he wrote Il falco e la colomba: melanconie d'un Gatto bigio (The Falcon and the Dove: Melancholy of a Gray Cat). Later, he designed postcards.
Federico Fellini had this to say about Pinocchio and Chiostri:
"I loved this story as a child, of course, very much, but I like it even today. I sat quite sunk dreaming about it, staring at the melancholy, ghostly shapes of Carlo Chiostri.
Dimensions : 74 cms by 54 cms WE CAN BE CONTACTED ANYTIME ON MOBILE 07966 398123
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OUR BUSINESS
We have a wonderful selection of Fine Period Furniture, Good Early Oak and other Decorative Antique Home Furnishings. We are based in the Heart of Northumberland by Hadrian's Roman Wall.
DELIVERIES
We are pleased to offer a delivery service to any UK mainland address, most deliveries are done by ourselves unless you choose to use your own carrier. Please Note Prior to using the 'Buy Now' button, please contact us to organise delivery costs.
Please contact us without obligation for a delivery quote.
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Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art
> Antique Watercolours
Date Edwardian
1900s Antiques Material Paper
Origin Italian
Item code as162a641
Status Sold
£775.00 
$1027.42 
€902.57 

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