ON PAPER: DRAWINGS FROM THE RENAISSANCE TO THE MODERN DAY
TEXAS, OCTOBER – NOVEMBER 2026
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Founded in 1893, Galleria Enrico Frascione is a family-run gallery based in Florence, specializing in Old Master paintings and drawings. From its origins in Naples and long-standing connections with London to its present home in the historic centre of Florence, the gallery has preserved a tradition of connoisseurship shaped by curiosity, experience and a deep passion for art. Its carefully selected works are supported by scholarly research and publications, with particular attention to Italian art from the Renaissance through the nineteenth century. Now led by a new generation, the gallery continues to present important discoveries to collectors and institutions in Italy and abroad.
ARTWORKS
ALEX DE MARCOS
(Madrid 1985–Present)
La Chica del Carrito (The Girl with the Cart), 2026
Oil on paper
16 ⅛ x 11 ¾ in. (410 x 300 mm)
ANTONIO D’ENRICO,
ALSO CALLED TANZIO DA VARALLO
(c. 1575/1580–c. 1632/1633)
Study of Draped Legs, c. 1538–1542
Red and white chalk on pink prepared paper
6 ¾ × 8 in. (170 x 205 mm)
FRANCESCO FERDINANDI
(CALLED IMPERIALI)
(Milan 1679–1740 Rome)
Allegorical Figures (Sibyls) XVI
Black and white pencil over blue paper
10 ⅝ x 12 ¼ in. (270 x 310 mm)
On the back there is the description of each sibyl
JOHANNES STEPHAN VAN CALCAR
(Kalkar 1499/1501(?)–post 1545 Naples)
Preparatory Study for Plate No. 1 for Book One of De Humani Corporis Fabrica, Libri Septem, 1543, c. 1538–1542
Black chalk on paper
13 ¾ x 7 ½ in. (350 x 190 mm)
Watermark: large anchor with the letter A on the left and P on the right (Briquet 435–436, Venice, late 15th century)