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Portrait of Agostino Viale (1692-1777) doge of the Republic of Genes from 1750 to 1752 Painting by Francesco Narice (ca. 1719-1785) 1750 approx. Sun. 153x122 cm Sestri Levante, Galleria Rizzi
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Portrait of Agostino Viale (1692-1777) doge of the Republic of Genes from 1750 to 1752 Painting by Francesco Narice (ca. 1719-1785) 1750 approx. Sun. 153x122 cm Sestri Levante, Galleria Rizzi
LRI4695958 Portrait of Agostino Viale (1692-1777) doge of the Republic of Genes from 1750 to 1752 Painting by Francesco Narice (ca. 1719-1785) 1750 approx. Sun. 153x122 cm Sestri Levante, Galleria Rizzi by Narice, Francesco (c.1719-1785); Galleria Rizzi, Sestri Levante, Italy; (add.info.: Portrait of Agostino Viale (1692-1777) doge of the Republic of Genes from 1750 to 1752 Painting by Francesco Narice (ca. 1719-1785) 1750 approx. Sun. 153x122 cm Sestri Levante, Galleria Rizzi); Luisa Ricciarini
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This portrait, titled "Portrait of Agostino Viale (1692-1777) Doge of the Republic of Genes from 1750 to 1752" was painted by Francesco Narice around 1750. The artwork measures approximately 153x122 cm and is currently housed in the Galleria Rizzi in Sestri Levante, Italy. In this exquisite painting, Narice skillfully captures the essence of Agostino Viale, who served as the doge of the Republic of Genes during a crucial period in history. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke, bringing forth a lifelike representation of Viale's noble features and commanding presence. Dressed in an elaborate costume that reflects his status and power, Viale exudes confidence and authority. His piercing gaze seems to penetrate through time itself, leaving viewers intrigued by his enigmatic personality. This portrait not only serves as a visual documentation but also offers insight into the fashion trends and style prevalent during the eighteenth century. Luisa Ricciarini expertly captured this remarkable piece with her camera lens for Fine Art Finder. Through her photograph, we are able to appreciate both Narice's artistic prowess and Viale's historical significance. It invites us to delve into an era long gone but forever preserved within this stunning work of art.
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