JavaScript is requiredOA 4t030 00137 | iArtNET
Tramonto nella campagna romana
Rosa Mezzera
Date
1811-1812
Object Type
Painting
Subject
View of the Roman countryside at sunset
Holding institution
Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera. On long-term loan to the Camera dei Deputati, Rome, since 1927
About The Work
Lorem Ipsum
Title
Tramonto nella campagna romana
Creator
Rosa Mezzera
Subject
View of the Roman countryside at sunset
Object Type
Painting
Original Function
Competitions and artistic fellowships (pensionato artistico, 1812)
Date
1811-1812
Technique / Support
Oil on canvas
Visual analysis of the technique
In the painting, the artist employs a brushwork that is thick yet not impasto, full and even, built through a palette of warm tones that convey the luminous atmosphere of the sunset. Along the tree foliage, the brushwork gradually softens, becoming more delicate and diffused, resulting in greater lightness and a subtle play of luministic vibration.
Dimensions
cm 164 x 225
Acquisition
Acquired as the annual submission for the pensionato artistico in 1812
Holding institution
Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera. On long-term loan to the Camera dei Deputati, Rome, since 1927
Inventory number
Reg. 1943, 16
Bibliography
Zanardi Ricci, Margherita. “Rosa Mezzera”. In I pittori bergamaschi dell’Ottocento, edited by Fernando Mazzocca and Francesco Rossi, vol. 1, Bergamo; Edizioni Bolis, 1993. 240.
Zanardi Ricci, Margherita. Entry no. 516. In Pinacoteca di Brera. Dipinti dell’Ottocento e del Novecento. Collezioni dell’Accademia e della Pinacoteca, vol. 2, Musei e Gallerie di Milano, edited by Fernando Mazzocca. Milano: Mondadori Electa, 1994. 475- 476, ill. (with previous bibliography).
Calipari, Jessica. Entry no. 63. In Roma Pittrice. Artiste a lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo, exhibition catalogue (Roma, Palazzo Braschi, 25 October 2024 - 23 March 2025), edited by Ilaria Miarelli Mariani, Raffaella Morselli, Ilaria Arcangeli. Roma: Officina Libraria, 2024. 208, 127 ill.
Conservation status
Fair
Restoration history
Conservation work carried out in 2006 by Studio Barbara Feriani S.r.l

preliminary documentation; surface cleaning; consolidation of the paint film; removal of altered varnishes; work on the support; filling of losses; retouching; final varnishing;

Supervisory Authority: Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape for the Metropolitan City of Milan
Internal scientific director: Brera Academy of Fine Arts, Chiara Nenci
Technical director / Qualified restorer: Barbara Feriani
Frame, base, secondary support
Historical frame. The rectangular frame, measuring 180 × 243.5 cm, is characterized by an essential and elegant design. The inner profile features a subtle fluted moulding, finished in a hue similar to bronze with delicate antiqued effects.
Unique identifier
0300663535