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https://www.romeoantichita.it/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/prima-della-battaglia-Copia.jpg359296The high quality painting depicts a camp of soldiers. The characters of style and writing place its execution around the second half of the seventeenth century. The notable aesthetic requisites of the table can be seen by observing the luminous layout, characterized by light and precious colors while the scenic structure reflects a remarkable airy spatiality. The result is a skilful blend of rococo taste and an emancipated neoclassical sensibility, which emerge from the delicate execution and marked colourism.