Ignazio Manzoni Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Ignazio Manzoni Art Value Price Guide

Dec. 12, 2024
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "In the tavern". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back.
Est: €6,000 - €8,000
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "In the tavern". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back. Measurements: 59 x 47 cm; 70 x 58 cm (frame). Ignacio Manzoni recreates in this painting a nocturnal scene of interior in which a group of soldiers stuffed in armors of the seventeenth century are crowded around a table in which a young woman serves them wine. The tipsy faces and red noses of the men contrast with the deep sadness that pervades the face and languid gestures of the young woman. The meticulous description of the attire stands out, the brightness of the breastplates and helmets with plumes of feathers, the transparencies of the crystal, the puffed satin sleeves... The moonlight crosses the doorway and brings out the right shines and qualities to the costumes, displaying them with intense chiaroscuro. Ignacio Manzoni was an Italian painter who settled in Buenos Aires for a period of time, reaping over time an important success for his paintings. His work abounded in religious and historical themes, landscapes, portraits and still lifes, and his paintings are currently exhibited in the main museums of Argentina. He studied painting at the Brera Academy in Milan. He fought against the Austrians in 1848 and after the defeat he had to go into exile in Switzerland, although he was later able to return to Milan, thanks to an amnesty. He was already a recognized master when he arrived in Buenos Aires in 1851. His still lifes were at first coldly received, but later he won over the Buenos Aires public. In any case, he decided to remain in the Argentine environment, making permanent trips around the world (USA, Europe, Peru and Chile). In 1857 he settled in Buenos Aires, where in time he was highly acclaimed for his work as a portraitist and for his portraits, genre, religious and anecdotal themes. He also devoted himself to private teaching, forming disciples such as José María Gutiérrez. With the oil painting "El asado", Ignacio Manzoni won the first prize for painting at the First National Exhibition, held in Cordoba (1871), at the request of President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. The painting was originally titled "Gaucho porteño in attitude of teaching a foreigner the peculiar way he has of cutting the asado". He died in Clusone, his native town.
Setdart Auction House
Dec. 12, 2024
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "Moon effect". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back, with biographical data and title of the work.
Est: €6,000 - €8,000
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "Moon effect". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back, with biographical data and title of the work. Measurements: 67 x 52 cm; 79 x 63 cm (frame). The imagination and fabulous capacity of Ignacio Manzoni are evident in this painting brimming with anecdotal elements, in which a group of musicians perform a concert with multiple instruments in front of a window behind which the full moon shines. A dose of humor permeates the scene, which is expressed in the dramaturgy of the gestures and faces, including those of the cat, who participates in the music with meows and claws. The popular types have been captured with plastic ingenuity, bathed in a cold, nocturnal light that contrasts with the chromatic richness of their attire. Ignacio Manzoni was an Italian painter who settled in Buenos Aires for a period of time, eventually reaping an important success for his paintings. His work abounded in religious and historical themes, landscapes, portraits and still lifes, and his paintings are currently exhibited in the main museums of Argentina. He studied painting at the Brera Academy in Milan. He fought against the Austrians in 1848 and after the defeat he had to go into exile in Switzerland, although he was later able to return to Milan, thanks to an amnesty. He was already a recognized master when he arrived in Buenos Aires in 1851. His still lifes were at first coldly received, but later he won over the Buenos Aires public. In any case, he decided to remain in the Argentine environment, making permanent trips around the world (USA, Europe, Peru and Chile). In 1857 he settled in Buenos Aires, where in time he was highly acclaimed for his work as a portraitist and for his portraits, genre, religious and anecdotal themes. He also dedicated himself to private teaching, forming disciples such as José María Gutiérrez. With the oil painting "El asado", Ignacio Manzoni won the first prize for painting at the First National Exhibition, held in Cordoba (1871), at the request of President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. The painting was originally titled "Gaucho porteño in attitude of teaching a foreigner the peculiar way he has of cutting the asado". He died in Clusone, his native town.
Setdart Auction House
Jun. 14, 2024
Ignacio Manzoni
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
IGNAZIO MANZONI (Italian school, 1789-1884) Oil on cardboard "Battle" On the back label numbered "11". 44 x 58 cm IGNACIO MANZONI (escuela italiana, 1789-1884) Óleo sobre cartón "Batalla" Al dorso etiqueta numerada “11” 44 x 58 cm
Zorrilla Subastas
May. 29, 2024
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "In the tavern". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back.
Est: €6,000 - €8,000
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "In the tavern". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back. Measurements: 59 x 47 cm; 70 x 58 cm (frame). Ignacio Manzoni recreates in this painting a nocturnal scene of interior in which a group of soldiers stuffed in armors of the seventeenth century are crowded around a table in which a young woman serves them wine. The tipsy faces and red noses of the men contrast with the deep sadness that pervades the face and languid gestures of the young woman. The meticulous description of the attire stands out, the brightness of the breastplates and helmets with plumes of feathers, the transparencies of the crystal, the puffed satin sleeves... The moonlight crosses the doorway and brings out the right shines and qualities to the costumes, displaying them with intense chiaroscuro. Ignacio Manzoni was an Italian painter who settled in Buenos Aires for a period of time, reaping over time an important success for his paintings. His work abounded in religious and historical themes, landscapes, portraits and still lifes, and his paintings are currently exhibited in the main museums of Argentina. He studied painting at the Brera Academy in Milan. He fought against the Austrians in 1848 and after the defeat he had to go into exile in Switzerland, although he was later able to return to Milan, thanks to an amnesty. He was already a recognized master when he arrived in Buenos Aires in 1851. His still lifes were at first coldly received, but later he won over the Buenos Aires public. In any case, he decided to remain in the Argentine environment, making permanent trips around the world (USA, Europe, Peru and Chile). In 1857 he settled in Buenos Aires, where in time he was highly acclaimed for his work as a portraitist and for his portraits, genre, religious and anecdotal themes. He also devoted himself to private teaching, forming disciples such as José María Gutiérrez. With the oil painting "El asado", Ignacio Manzoni won the first prize for painting at the First National Exhibition, held in Cordoba (1871), at the request of President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. The painting was originally titled "Gaucho porteño in attitude of teaching a foreigner the peculiar way he has of cutting the asado". He died in Clusone, his native town.
Setdart Auction House
Apr. 23, 2024
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "Moon effect". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back, with biographical data and title of the work.
Est: €6,000 - €8,000
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "Moon effect". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back, with biographical data and title of the work. Measurements: 67 x 52 cm; 79 x 63 cm (frame). The imagination and fabulous capacity of Ignacio Manzoni are evident in this painting brimming with anecdotal elements, in which a group of musicians perform a concert with multiple instruments in front of a window behind which the full moon shines. A dose of humor permeates the scene, which is expressed in the dramaturgy of the gestures and faces, including those of the cat, who participates in the music with meows and claws. The popular types have been captured with plastic ingenuity, bathed in a cold, nocturnal light that contrasts with the chromatic richness of their attire. Ignacio Manzoni was an Italian painter who settled in Buenos Aires for a period of time, eventually reaping an important success for his paintings. His work abounded in religious and historical themes, landscapes, portraits and still lifes, and his paintings are currently exhibited in the main museums of Argentina. He studied painting at the Brera Academy in Milan. He fought against the Austrians in 1848 and after the defeat he had to go into exile in Switzerland, although he was later able to return to Milan, thanks to an amnesty. He was already a recognized master when he arrived in Buenos Aires in 1851. His still lifes were at first coldly received, but later he won over the Buenos Aires public. In any case, he decided to remain in the Argentine environment, making permanent trips around the world (USA, Europe, Peru and Chile). In 1857 he settled in Buenos Aires, where in time he was highly acclaimed for his work as a portraitist and for his portraits, genre, religious and anecdotal themes. He also dedicated himself to private teaching, forming disciples such as José María Gutiérrez. With the oil painting "El asado", Ignacio Manzoni won the first prize for painting at the First National Exhibition, held in Cordoba (1871), at the request of President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. The painting was originally titled "Gaucho porteño in attitude of teaching a foreigner the peculiar way he has of cutting the asado". He died in Clusone, his native town.
Setdart Auction House
Apr. 23, 2024
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "In the tavern". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back.
Est: €6,000 - €8,000
IGNACIO MANZONI (Milan, 1797 - Clusone, 1884). "In the tavern". Oil on canvas. Presents old label on the back. Measurements: 59 x 47 cm; 70 x 58 cm (frame). Ignacio Manzoni recreates in this painting a nocturnal scene of interior in which a group of soldiers stuffed in armors of the seventeenth century are crowded around a table in which a young woman serves them wine. The tipsy faces and red noses of the men contrast with the deep sadness that pervades the face and languid gestures of the young woman. The meticulous description of the attire stands out, the brightness of the breastplates and helmets with plumes of feathers, the transparencies of the crystal, the puffed satin sleeves... The moonlight crosses the doorway and brings out the right shines and qualities to the costumes, displaying them with intense chiaroscuro. Ignacio Manzoni was an Italian painter who settled in Buenos Aires for a period of time, reaping over time an important success for his paintings. His work abounded in religious and historical themes, landscapes, portraits and still lifes, and his paintings are currently exhibited in the main museums of Argentina. He studied painting at the Brera Academy in Milan. He fought against the Austrians in 1848 and after the defeat he had to go into exile in Switzerland, although he was later able to return to Milan, thanks to an amnesty. He was already a recognized master when he arrived in Buenos Aires in 1851. His still lifes were at first coldly received, but later he won over the Buenos Aires public. In any case, he decided to remain in the Argentine environment, making permanent trips around the world (USA, Europe, Peru and Chile). In 1857 he settled in Buenos Aires, where in time he was highly acclaimed for his work as a portraitist and for his portraits, genre, religious and anecdotal themes. He also devoted himself to private teaching, forming disciples such as José María Gutiérrez. With the oil painting "El asado", Ignacio Manzoni won the first prize for painting at the First National Exhibition, held in Cordoba (1871), at the request of President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. The painting was originally titled "Gaucho porteño in attitude of teaching a foreigner the peculiar way he has of cutting the asado". He died in Clusone, his native town.
Setdart Auction House
Nov. 30, 2023
ATTRIBUTED TO IGNAZIO MANZONI (1799-1888). STUDY FOR PORTRAITS.
Est: €250 - €1,000
Oil on board. Signed and restored. 28.5 x 21 cm; 42.5 x 35 cm (frame).
Subarna Subastas
Oct. 20, 2023
Ignazio Manzoni (Milano 1797-Clusone 1884) - The tax collector
Est: €200 - €400
tempera on paper, without frame 225 x 225mm signed bottom right: Manzoni
Finarte
Jul. 19, 2023
ATTRIBUTED TO IGNAZIO MANZONI (1799-1888). STUDY FOR PORTRAITS.
Est: €400 - €1,000
Oil on board. Signed and restored. 28.5 x 21 cm; 42.5 x 35 cm (frame).
Subarna Subastas
Feb. 23, 2023
ATTRIBUTED TO IGNAZIO MANZONI (1799-1888). STUDY FOR PORTRAITS.
Est: €400 - €1,000
Oil on board. Signed and restored. 28.5 x 21 cm; 42.5 x 35 cm (frame).
Subarna Subastas
Nov. 10, 2022
ATTRIBUTED TO IGNAZIO MANZONI (1799-1888). STUDY FOR PORTRAITS.
Est: €500 - €1,000
Oil on board. Signed and restored. 28.5 x 21 cm; 42.5 x 35 cm (frame).
Subarna Subastas
Jul. 29, 2022
Manzoni, Ignazio — Die Kartoffelesser
Est: -
Manzoni, Ignazio —The Potato Eaters (Milan 1797-1884 Clusone) A soldier hands out hot soup to poor people and soldiers in front of a fortress. Oil on canvas, relined. Signed left below. 128 x 100,5 cm. - The Italian painter worked for many years in Buenos Aires in Argentina and is known for his costume paintings. // Manzoni, Ignazio Die Kartoffelesser (Mailand 1797-1884 Clusone) Ein Soldat teilt vor einer Festung heiße Suppe an arme Leute und Soldaten aus. Öl/Lwd., doubl. Links unten sign. 128 x 100,5 cm; in schönem Plattenrahmen. - Der italienische Maler war viele Jahre in Buenos Aires in Argentinien tätig und ist für seine Kostümbilder bekannt.
Kunstauktionshaus Schlosser
Sep. 14, 2021
Attrib. Ignazio Manzoni (Italian, 1799) "Brindis" Oil Painting On Canvas
Est: $200 - $2,000
DESCRIPTION: An oil painting on canvas attributed to Ignazio Manzoni (Italian, 18th Cent.) titled "Brindis" ("The Toast") depicting an interior scene with several man celebrating with a toast. Ignacio Manzoni (Milan, 1797-1884) was an Italian painter, active for many years in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He painted diverse themes, including history, battle, religious, and landscape paintings, as well as still lifes and portraits. CIRCA: 19th Century, possibly older. ORIGIN: Italy. Argentina. DIMENSIONS: Canvas is W: 35 3/4" H: 44". Frame is 47 1/2" 55 1/2". Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiques.com. CONDITION: Antique condition. Wooden frame has some chips. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS(305)-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission."
Akiba Galleries
Feb. 04, 2019
Ignazio Manzoni, Figure danzanti.
Est: €160 - €320
Penna, acquerello, inchiostri di china e rialzi in biacca su carta azzurra. mm 220x180. Firmato a penna in basso a sinistra "I. Manzoni".
Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
Dec. 12, 2018
Ignazio Manzoni (1799-1888), Après la bataille, huile sur toile, signée, 93x128,5 cm
Est: CHF1,000 - CHF1,500
Ignazio Manzoni (1799-1888), Après la bataille, huile sur toile, signée, 93x128,5 cm
Piguet Hôtel des Ventes | Genève
Jul. 12, 2015
Ignacio Manzoni (1799-1888) Italian The Girl Collecting Twigs in the Forest Oil on canvas
Est: $2,000 - $4,000
Ignacio Manzoni (1799-1888) Italian The Girl Collecting Twigs in the Forest Oil on canvas Signed lower right 109 x 87 cm PROVENANCE: Purchased at Bukowkis', Stockholm c.1970s
Theodore Bruce Auctioneers & Valuers
Apr. 13, 2014
Ignazio MANZONI (1799-1888) (Attr. à) Couple à la rose.Toile. 20 x 13 cm En l'ét
Est: €120 - €150
Ignazio MANZONI (1799-1888) (Attr. à) Couple à la rose.Toile. 20 x 13 cm En l'état.
Hôtel des Ventes d'Enghien
Oct. 01, 2009
IGNAZIO MANZONI 1799 Mailand - 1880 Mailand
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
IGNAZIO MANZONI 1799 Mailand - 1880 Mailand MASKENBALL Signiert unten links: Ignazio Manzoni Öl auf Holz. 50 x 38 cm.
Kunsthaus Lempertz KG