Italian Gothic Style After Fra Angelica Giltwood Triptych Musical Angels

Italian Gothic Style After Fra Angelica Giltwood Triptych Musical Angels. H 2 1/2" x W 7 1/2" x L 20 1/2"

Incredible set of three Late 19th century Grand Tour era carved gilt wood gothic style frames containing religious subject after FRA ANGELICO. Three panel t Giltwood triptych attributed to Gustavo San

(Italian, 1400-1455). Egg tempera on gilt panels in carved giltwood Gothic style architectural frames, appoximately 26 x 9 1/2 in.

(Italian, 1400-1455). Egg tempera on gilt panels in carved giltwood Gothic style architectural frames, appoximately 26 x 9 1/2 in.

AN ITALIAN PAINTED MUSICAL ANGEL AFTER THE ORIGINAL BY FRA ANGELICO (Italian 1395 - 1455). Contained in an ornate and carved gilt wood gothic frame with twist columns and spires. Overall height 22.5

Early 19th Century, Carved With Angel Masques And Vines, Stepped Plolychrome Plinth, Height 48 Width 13, Depth 13, Inches, Structurally Sound, Lacks Top, Patinated Surface With Nicks, Dents Scratches

Early 20th century, each pietra dura plaque depicting an angel playing a musical instrument, the first playing a horn, the second a tambourine, each within a gothic-style carved giltwood frame, 2 piec

19th century Italian painting on wooden panel of Arch angel Michael, 13 by 5.5 inches, retains the Italian gilt wood Gothic style frame.

* A Pair of Grand Tour Paintings in Giltwood Frames after fra angelico, 19th century each depicting a musical angel within a Gothic revival giltwood frame, signed C. D. Hayes to the reverse. Height of

Photogravure print of trumpeting angel inside water-gilded gold leaf frame. Part of Cirino's personal art collection. Religious image was inside frame was after Fra Angelico.

18th c. or earlier, the carved giltwood upper section elaborately pierced; the faux-fabric back panel painted and stenciled by Sialia Rieke in the 1990’s; 86”h; 43”w; 13”dSee:

Antique Italian Gothic Style Giltwood Carved Wall Applique Sculpture. Measures 16" H x 39-1/4" W. Condition: Rubbing to gilt, losses and repairs Estimate: $150.00 - $250.00 Domestic Shipping: Third pa

ITALIAN GILTWOOD STYLE CHERUB ANGEL FIGURINE -12"X 9" APPROX-VERY GOOD CONDITION, SEE PHOTOS-DP5322

Gothic Style Giltwood Altar Picturing Madonna with Child and Two Angels {Height 17 3/4 inches, width 7 1/8 inches} Provenance: Property from the Andrew F. Burke Family Historical Pacific Heights Resid

PAIR OF GRAND TOUR-ERA ANGELS AFTER FRA ANGELICOItaly, 19th CenturyHand-painted angels on a gilt background housed in ornate gilt Gothic-style frames. Labels verso for "Gallery C. Le Romoli Florence".

Italian Renaissance Style Religious Triptych of Madonna and Child and Two Heralding Angels, 20th c., oil and gold leaf on panel, with a written inscription en verso stating the piece was purchased in

PAIR OF FLORENTINE GRAND TOUR PAINTINGS OF ANGELS AFTER FRA ANGELICOLate 19th CenturyBoth playing trumpets. Housed in Gothic-style frames. One with paper label for "Angiolo Valdinoci”.Heigh

Framed Italian Grand Tour oil on board painting, Ecce Homo, 19th c., in an architectural carved giltwood Gothic style frame, frame inscribed at back with Florentine street address, sight: approx 5.75"

An Italian Renaissance Revival icon in gilt wood Gothic style frame. Mary and Child depicted on gilt wood panel. Ht: 24.5" Wd: 12" Dpth: 2"

Florentine framed painting depicting a standing angel in red garment blowing a trumpet. Presented in a carved gilt wood, Gothic-style, Florentine frame. [Frame: 27" H x 8 1/2" W]. Missing right finial

A 19th Century Italian painting depicting two Angels with two Monks or Friars in a landscape. In the style of Fra Angelico (1395-1455). Very finely painted and housed in a beautifully hand-carved arch

Vintage Fra Angelico Gloria in Excelsis angel print on light gilt wood covered with gold leaf. Made in Italy. 5 1/2" X 7 1/2".

Vintage Fra Angelico Gloria in Excelsis angel print on light gilt wood covered with gold leaf. Made in Italy. 5 1/2" X 7 1/2". * small losses to the bottom right & top left gilt edge, per photos.

After Fra Angelico (Italian, ca. 1395-1455). Pair of paintings depicting angels playing musical instruments after details from "Tabernacle of the Linen Drapers," egg tempera on panel with gi