Italian Early 17th Century Renaissance Baroque Oil Painting Entombment of Christ attributed to Daniele Crespi 1620 Sold he returned permanently to Berlin

he returned permanently to Berlin in 1848

The stair rail is incredibly robust and has total architectural integrity and is just waiting to be affixed to your treads and risers

The base of the desk has a pair of drawers with pierced brass escutcheons & handles and corresponding circular brass bosses

Iroe Hiramakie

This most unusual chair by Robert Mitchell (formerly Mitchell and Rammelsberg) follows a Savanarola form of the 15th Century chairs of the Italian Renaissance and has it roots from the chairs of ancient Rome

Italian Early 17th Century Renaissance Baroque Oil Painting Entombment of Christ attributed to Daniele Crespi 1620 Sold he returned permanently to BerlinSOLD An important & large Italian Baroque period oil painting on panel attributed to Daniele Crespi (1598 1630), "The Entombment of Christ", Milan circa 1620. See artist biography below. The painting depicts Christ having being removed from the crucifix and being prepared for entombment, the painting shows The Virgin Mary is being comforted by another figure and Nicodemus is shown pulling down the shroud as another male figure rests Christ's body on