Bartolomeo Pinelli La Serenata Rome Italy Antique 16x13 Etching Italy 1809

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An original antique etching by renowned Italian artist Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781–1835) titled "La Serenata – Costumi di Roma" ("The Serenade – Costumes of Rome"). The plate is signed in the lower right "Pinelli Fec. Rom." and is part of Pinelli's celebrated series depicting everyday Roman customs and folk traditions.

The composition portrays a group of musicians serenading beneath a window while a young woman listens above—a classic depiction of Roman courtship and musical tradition in the early 19th century. Pinelli's finely etched line work and lively figures exemplify the Neoclassical transitioning into the Romantic period, preserving authentic Italian costumes and customs with remarkable detail.

Presented in a stained hardwood frame with a cream window mat under glass, this original antique print makes an excellent addition to collections of Italian art, Grand Tour memorabilia, or early 19th-century genre prints.

Artist: Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781–1835)
Title: La Serenata – Costumi di Roma
Translation: The Serenade – Costumes of Rome
Date: Circa 1809
Signed in Plate: "Pinelli Fec. Rom."
Art Period: Neoclassical / Early Romantic
Style: Italian Genre Scene
Subject: Musicians performing a traditional Roman serenade beneath a window
Medium: Original etched engraving (intaglio)
Image Support: Laid or wove paper
Publisher: Bartolomeo Pinelli
Place of Origin: Rome, Italy
Frame: Yes with hanging hardware on rear.
Frame Type: Rectangular gallery frame
Frame Material: Stained hardwood
Matted: Yes
Mat Color: Cream
Glazing: Under glass

Condition: Good antique condition with age toning and light foxing. Frame exhibits scattered scratches and finish wear consistent with age. Overall displays beautifully.

Framed size: 16 1/4" x 13 1/4"
Image inside matting: 12" x 8 1/4"
2lb 3oz
SKU 9555

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Description
An original antique etching by renowned Italian artist Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781–1835) titled "La Serenata – Costumi di Roma" ("The Serenade – Costumes of Rome"). The plate is signed in the lower right "Pinelli Fec. Rom." and is part of Pinelli's celebrated series depicting everyday Roman customs and folk traditions.

The composition portrays a group of musicians serenading beneath a window while a young woman listens above—a classic depiction of Roman courtship and musical tradition in the early 19th century. Pinelli's finely etched line work and lively figures exemplify the Neoclassical transitioning into the Romantic period, preserving authentic Italian costumes and customs with remarkable detail.

Presented in a stained hardwood frame with a cream window mat under glass, this original antique print makes an excellent addition to collections of Italian art, Grand Tour memorabilia, or early 19th-century genre prints.

Artist: Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781–1835)
Title: La Serenata – Costumi di Roma
Translation: The Serenade – Costumes of Rome
Date: Circa 1809
Signed in Plate: "Pinelli Fec. Rom."
Art Period: Neoclassical / Early Romantic
Style: Italian Genre Scene
Subject: Musicians performing a traditional Roman serenade beneath a window
Medium: Original etched engraving (intaglio)
Image Support: Laid or wove paper
Publisher: Bartolomeo Pinelli
Place of Origin: Rome, Italy
Frame: Yes with hanging hardware on rear.
Frame Type: Rectangular gallery frame
Frame Material: Stained hardwood
Matted: Yes
Mat Color: Cream
Glazing: Under glass

Condition: Good antique condition with age toning and light foxing. Frame exhibits scattered scratches and finish wear consistent with age. Overall displays beautifully.

Framed size: 16 1/4" x 13 1/4"
Image inside matting: 12" x 8 1/4"
2lb 3oz
SKU 9555