a female portrait by Marfori-Savini "FIrenze"
i bought this painting in an auction on CTBIDS.com. it was an estate sale. This is a small painting elegantly framed in a raised, golden gilded-look frame with glass. "Marfori-Savini" and the word "Firenze" are printed neatly in the bottom left corner. The frame is nearly 1" thick with the opening roughly 5"x8". The total frame size is 12.5"x9.5".
i purchased it as high bidder at an auction created by Caring Transitions/D.Osborne "Decor and More" in westminster california . i just added pictures of the paper on the backing of the photo. it is dated 1936 and is written in italian
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The appraised work is an oil on canvas painting likely executed by Italian artist Filippo Marfori-Savini (1877-1952). The painting depicts a half-length portrait of a woman with a large hat. The artist exhibited across Italy and Europe and appears to have been based in Florence. The estimate provided is based on comparables recently offered and sold at auction. The appraised work's size, composition, condition (based on photographs provided), as well as the artist's current auction market were taken into consideration when determining the estimate. In many cases, pricing for similar examples available on the primary (retail) market vary, and are often higher than secondary (auction) market examples.
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Kind regards,
Grace
i will contacting Meart thank you. Sophia
ps Hopefully INvaluable handles the auction
can you sell this painting for me? Sophia Johnson
Hello and thank you for your praisal. Is invaluable interested in trying to put it up for auction? And if so what do I do next. Thank you Sophia Johnson