Sistine?

[BAGIRA]

Sistine. What is it? Prints? Original? Morelli? Size of 80 x 65 cm Sincerely, Maiga.

[Veronic]

must have a copy, if Morelli is signed, so he. I think that there are people who can better and more to say, but looking at the angels at the bottom shows that the artist is not the first echelon.
Recently in Budapest was an exhibition of the Italians, so exposed was the work of a contemporary copy of Da Vinci's "Madonna in the grotto" very good quality. I wanted to even put a number and a copy of the original and compare. The work hung next to eminent Italians.

[BAGIRA]

Thank you, Veronica. I understand that this is not Santa. Q: this print or original period of 1800. Maybe another fake?

[Veronic]

Unfortunately I can not say for sure, but I think that this is oil on canvas. If there was a print that would be made from the original, if fake, then the signature would also stood by Raphael, as well as the artist made a copy and put his signature.
Maybe someone here will give more description of work.

[BAGIRA]

Veronica, please tell us and what then could be the cost of work? Sincerely, Maiga.

[Amateur]

It seems that it was at least two of the artist, who signed "F. Morelli". Both - quite prolific: their pictures are common in the network. But the little-known, as other information about them except for "Italian, 19/20 cent." not available. By signature on your picture (see 1, 1) is best suited signature 1.2. It coincides not 100%but (another mark of the letter "r"), but the signature of this artist was not very stable (see 1.3). This Morelli painted mostly genre scenes from the life of the Italian common people (see 2 and 3), his paintings on religious themes, I have not come across.
Signature of 1.4, likely had another "F. Morelli": it is very different, and even wrote the artist is not oil, and watercolor views of cities of the Arab countries (see 4). The names of the same picture he gave in English.

The website http://www.findartinfo.com/search/li...ame=F._Morelli there prices on the work of F. Morelli. But I think there both of these artists have for one and the same. However, it is possible that the way it is.

Here's this information about "F. Morelli".

By the way, Madonna on your picture can hardly be called "the Sistine" because copyist omitted available on the original image of Raphael's Pope Sixtus II (as well as the St. Varvara).

[BAGIRA]

Grateful for the interesting information. Very interesting. Thank you. Maiga.