A 17thC Italian School Oil on Panel of The Penitent Mary Magdalene c.1670 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage Who knew there was so

Who knew there was so much history to the flora and fauna of the former Ottoman Empire

and fine glass shops throughout Europe and Great Britain

each presented in the original reeded ebonised frames with gilt slips

due to their lower edge being more slight

Now preserved in his notorious sprinting pose

A 17thC Italian School Oil on Panel of The Penitent Mary Magdalene c.1670 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage Who knew there was soOrigin: Italian School Period: Baroque Provenance: Collection of an Illustrious family, Livorno, Italy Date: c. 1670 Height: 12. 75 Width: 9. 5 Depth: 0. 6 Painted in oils on thick panel, the Italian school work depicting Mary Magdalene, penitent for her sins and with a sorrowful expression, clutching a crucifix, with fleshy arms and bosom, a halo of light around her head, the whole painted by a Bolognese painter and surviving from baroque period