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Description: | Cupid with an Hourglass has been attributed to Bartolomeo Schedoni (c1578-1615). A great variety of works have been ascribed to this artist, whose career only lasted about 15 years. He was mainly active in Parma, where he served the Farnese court after a short training period in Rome under Federico Zuccaro. Schedone's work is rooted in Emilian artistic tradition but, with access to a wide range of works in the Farnese collections, his paintings show the influences of a broad range of styles. This, as well as great differences in the quality of execution and lack of documentation, make any secure attributions to Schedoni difficult. Although Cupid with an Hourglass shows some stylistic correspondences with Schedoni's work it is certainly not a typical example. Therefore a tentative attribution to early 17th century Emilian seems more accurate. | Subjects: | allegory; figure (Cupid) | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Italian (Emilian) School Æ Previously attributed to manner of Schedoni, Bartolomeo (Italian painter, ca.1578-1615) | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=8818... | Go to resource |
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