Tavola Strozzi, canvas 11.81 × 35.43 in (30 × 90 cm)
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Tavola Strozzi , reproduction of the famous oil on canvas from the 15th century, Museum of San Martino, Naples , probably attributable to the painter Francesco Rosselli.
The painting takes the name of Tavola Strozzi because it was found in Palazzo Strozzi in Florence and reproduces the historical reconstruction of the Aragonese fleet which returned victorious in the port of Naples against the pretender to the throne Giovanni D'Angiò in 1465. The painting has above all historical value more than pictorial as it can be considered the first "portrait" of the city.
The view of medieval Naples can be used to reconstruct the urban layout of the Neapolitan city. Bright colours and a viewpoint that seems to come directly from the sea are the characteristics of this work.
Glimpse a piece of history with this stunning canvas
- Dimensions: 11.81 × 35.43 in (30 × 90 cm)
- Material: canvas
- Mounting: with stretcher
- Thickness: 0.59 in (1.5 cm)
Produced in Italy
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 11.81 × 35.43 in (30 × 90 cm) Tavola Strozzi canvas depict?
It reproduces a view of medieval Naples from the sea, with the Aragonese fleet returning to the harbour. The description refers to the episode of 1465.
What are this canvas’s height, width and thickness?
It is 11.81 in (30 cm) high and 35.43 in (90 cm) wide, with a thickness of 0.59 in (1.5 cm). It is a canvas reproduction with a stretcher, made in Italy.
To whom is the reproduced work attributed?
The page gives a probable attribution to Francesco Rosselli and places the 15th-century original in the Museum of San Martino in Naples.