Portrait of Francesco Albani
Sempronio Subissati · 1680–1758
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Sempronio Subissati's "Portrait of Francesco Albani" is executed in red chalk, stumped in the portrait medallion, over traces of black chalk. The drawing measures 16-7/16 x 10-1/16 inches (41.8 x 25.5 cm) and is classified under Drawings in the Drawings and Prints department. It was gifted by Victor Sordan in 1970 and sourced from The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The artist, Sempronio Subissati (1680–1758), is described as an 18th-century Baroque Italian architect. The catalogue record specifies a date range for the artist's activity from 1680 to 1758, aligning with his birth and death years.
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