Pieta - 3rd state, This image shows the third state of the Pieta now in the Fogg Museum. Here, we see the painting as it now is visible. A 19th century Italian restorer attempted a restoration of the painting, filling in damaged portions of the work and adding glazes to the rest of the piece, in essence re-painting much of the work. Earlier states (before the restoration) are seen in our records (SC.MSS.088.VENI.0471 and 0472).
- Contini-Volterra Photographic Archive | Venetian/Venice/Veneto/Veneziana (VENI) | Pieta - 3rd state, This image shows the third state of the Pieta now in the Fogg Museum. Here, we see the painting as it now is visible. A 19th century Italian restorer attempted a restoration of the painting, filling in damaged portions of the work and adding glazes to the rest of the piece, in essence re-painting much of the work. Earlier states (before the restoration) are seen in our records (SC.MSS.088.VENI.0471 and 0472)., 1485-1495, Photographed in c. 1880-1925
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