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Nothing is really known about this artist. He may have been an engraver from the late 18th or early 19th century. The only piece that comes up with his name is a drawing of the Last Supper.
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Nothing is really known about this artist. He may have been an engraver from the late 18th or early 19th century. The only piece that comes up with his name is a drawing of the Last Supper.
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What year did Brunozetti paint the last supper?
Brunozetti painted what is said to be a copy of "The Last Supper" after the version of "The Last Supper" was painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the 15th Century. There is no documentation to note what year Brunozetti painted this work.
Is a Painting of the Last Supper by BrunoZetti worth something?
It is worth heaps.
Is a copy of the painting of the Last Supper by Brunozetti worth anything and also has a number 1545 under the signature?
yes
Where can you sell your brunozetti painting of the last supper?
put it on eBay or you could take it to your local art galery.hope this is good enough for you. :)
Brunozetti litho 9x12 last supper price?
i have the orignal brunozetti last supper painting, and i would like to know the value of it. the date on it is 1836. I also have an oil painting of Brunozetti's "last supper" that was my great grandmothers. it hung in the living room of my grandmother's home in Italy and then was passed down to my father. mine is not dated and i am afraid to look on the back as the nails are nailed through the wood backing and i wouldn't want to ruin it. it definitely is an oil painting and it is starting to crackle on the canvas. I cannot find any signs that this has been a copy. it sure does need a cleaning though and some minor repair. any information would be greatly appreciated
When did Brunozetti paint the Lord's Supper?
Answer:On the web several firms are advertizing prints by 'Brunozetti'. However nowhere is any information about this painter to be found. One print, different from most of the ones for sale, is examined closer, and it is a paraphrase on Leonardo's last supper. This rules out the possibility of a painter in the 13th century. Whatever, he is not a well-known painter, listed in any encyclopedic work or art history.
