Domenico Parodi (Genoa, 1672-1742) Flowers and Grace, Portrait of a Lady with her Servant, Genoese School of the 18th Century
This elegant 18th-century painting depicts an aristocratic lady with her servant in an idyllic landscape. The scene, rich in symbolism and refinement, highlights the intimate interaction between nobility and servitude, with the lady holding a red carnation, gracefully chosen from the basket of colorful flowers offered by the servant.
The painting is an oil on canvas, with a composition that captures the typical Rococo atmosphere, characterized by a delicate use of light and bright colors. It is enclosed in a contemporary Roman-shaped frame, richly carved and gilded, which further enhances its elegance. The contrast between the vivid colors of the scene and the delicacy of the frame adds a note of luxury and sophistication to the composition.
Dimensions
Unframed: width 119 cm, height 93 cm
Framed: width 222 cm, height 115 cm
