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The panel, two-tone black and white, has inserts of marbled polychrome elements and a central scene depicting Saint Michael defeating the devil.
The decorative motif is inspired by the famous painting by the Bolognese painter Guido Reni with the Archangel Michael, leader of the heavenly armies and the one who weighs the souls subject to judgment. The Archangel tramples the devil, depicted with human features that mix with faun features, a snake tail and clawed hands. The wings that can still be seen on the devil's body could be a vestige of his past as an angel: the eternal struggle between Good and Evil.
"It should be remembered that, if for the decorative parts that appeared on the facades and on the edges of the table tops, the intervention of the workers in the workshops was very frequent, for the figurative parts, as in the case of this devotional panel, it is the masters who contribute directly to the realization" (extract from "Antique furniture in Emilia Romagna" by Graziano Manni).
Very good state of conservation, original wrought iron hook, signs of the times compatible with the period.
Measurements
H cm 44
L cm 33
Delevery information :
Antichità San Felice takes care of organizing the packaging, home delivery and all the administrative formalities related to the shipment.
Antichità San Felice works with several service providers selected for their professionalism, in order to ensure delivery of works of art in the best conditions.
For the packaging of the goods, we involve craftsmen who were responsible for the construction of custom-made wooden crates.
For transport, depending on the case, we involve the most suitable service provider.
All shipments from Antichità San Felice are covered by value insurance. It is important to note that the Customer must indicate on the dispatch note any reservations upon receipt of the object, in order to be able to bring the insurance into play.
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