Resting
Antonio Mancini · c. 1887
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What the record supports
The artwork "Resting," classified as a painting, is attributed to Italian artist Antonio Mancini and dated to approximately 1887. Executed in oil on canvas, the piece measures 60.9 × 100 cm, with the framed dimensions being 81.3 × 119.4 × 8.9 cm.
The painting is part of the Painting and Sculpture of Europe department, with its culture identified as Italy, according to the Art Institute of Chicago, which is the source of this information. It entered the collection as a gift from Charles Deering McCormick, Brooks McCormick, and Roger McCormick.
The provided data does not include information regarding its provenance, exhibitions, or literature. Comparable holdings data lists works by other artists, including some by Antonio Mancini held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, but does not provide details on their relevance or connection to "Resting."
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