The work of Antonietta Brandeis is devoted mainly to cityscapes and the surroundings of cities. Her training takes her from Prague, where she studies with Karel Javurek, to the Academy of Venice. She lives in Venice for many years and also paints in Rome and Florence, three cities that appear among the places associated with her career.
The works cited include Le Canal de Regio, Pêche, Santa Maria della Salute and Le Canal de San Geremia. Porta della carta, an oil painting on cardboard dated 1886, adds to these references. A lot attributed to the artist, Am Arnoufer in Florenz, is described as a watercolour signed lower right, measuring 34.5 × 24 cm; it was sold for CHF 850.
This profile brings together identity references for Antonietta Brandeis and paintings, drawings and works on paper documented in auction catalogues.
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Dobiaschofsky · DognyAuction · Ketterer
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