Interno di Cantina
Vatican Mosaic Workshop, Rome
- Maker / attribution
- Vatican Mosaic Workshop, Rome
- Date
- Not yet documented
- Dimensions
- 53 × 42 cm · supplied measurement
- Ownership
- Private collection. This work is not presented as available for sale.
A large rectangular micromosaic after Francesco Vinea’s 1876 painting. A woman decants wine in a vaulted cellar while a seated cavalier holds a glass and a dog rests nearby. Glass tesserae translate brick, wood, fabric and shadow into a carefully staged interior.
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Record updated 17 October 2026
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Provenance
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Ownership
Private collection. This work is not presented as available for sale.
Documentary comparison
A corresponding workshop version is preserved in the Gilbert Collection at the V&A (O157673). That record documents the composition and workshop tradition, not the date or provenance of this work.
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