Artist: Salvatore De Castrone Della Rajata
Date: 1889
Size: 5 x 68 cm
Museum: Gallery of Modern Art
Technique: Oil On Canvas
The little cleric at the centre of the painting is portrayed while singing and he is immersed in a timeless atmosphere. He is framed by a partial view of the wooden choir of the Basilica of St. Frances of Assisi in Palermo. It can be recognized from the 16th-century decorations with wooden carvings and coats-of-arms painted on panels between the columns. Here, a realistic research on colours and vivid attention to details well describe the approach used by Marchesi, who is known as the ‘antiquarian’ artist.
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