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Anyone speak italian?? Need translation?
Hi , i have a painting and its signed in the right hand corner..i think it says maria graziano, and in the left hand corner, is some writing I can't decipher. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d96/avalontoys/miaxmas1/miaxmas2/cherubpainting2.jpg
Thanks for all answers so far...the ebay link i have...as I bought the painting from there..I'm just trying to get info on it now.
I tried to translate some of the words..i thought the "bighe" part was biglie, which translated as Marble in english. And if the end is "eli" it translated as "as them" or heliums...wierd i know. Thanks again for the help:):)
THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH!! YOU"VE ALL HELPED IMMENSLY!! EACH ANSWER WAS HELPFUL IN SOME WAY. WISH I COULD GIVE YOU ALL 10 POINTS, AGAIN THANK YOU VERY MUCH:):) You found my answer Siliadityr , it was extremely informative. Now I can go enjoy the painting , knowing a little bit more about it. Thanks again! Have a great day everyone!
Your painting is a copy of a fresco in Casa dei Vettii (Vettii house) in Pompei. The fresco's title is "Amorini in bighe di cervi".
You can see a copy here:
http://www.ischool.utexas.edu/~kilman/Images/Paper%20Treatments/Pompei/at%20large/frontatlarge.jpg
Amorini=cupids
in=in
bighe=bigas, two-horse chariots
di= of
cervi= deers
Amorini in bighe di cervi= cupids in two-deer chariots
The words in your painting are: "Pompei - Amorini in Bighe di", but I don't know why is missing the last part of the original title.
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