Antonio Mancini Collection

The poor child, 1880-1897. Creator: Antonio Mancini
The poor child, 1880-1897

Resting, c. 1887. Creator: Antonio Mancini
Resting, c. 1887

Altar Boy Praying, c. 1865-1875 (oil on canvas)
989872 Altar Boy Praying, c.1865-1875 (oil on canvas) by Mancini, Antonio (1852-1930); 73.6x61 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Altar Boy Praying; Prevetariello in preghiera)

Woman with a Mandolin, (oil on canvas)
658887 Woman with a Mandolin, (oil on canvas) by Mancini, Antonio (1852-1930); 84.4x50.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Woman with a Mandolin. Antonio Mancini (1852-1930). Oil on canvas

A Self Portrait, (oil on canvas)
658959 A Self Portrait, (oil on canvas) by Mancini, Antonio (1852-1930); 65.4x55.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Self Portrait. Antonio Mancini (1852-1930). Oil on canvas

Self-Portrait. Creator: Mancini, Antonio (1852-1930)
Self-Portrait. Private Collection

poor child young girl leaning couple Two mice roam
The poor child, The poor child. A young girl is leaning on a couple. Two mice roam around the leg of the chair. There is straw on the floor

On a Journey, c1903. Artist: Antonio Mancini
On a Journey, c1903. Painting held by The National Gallery, London. From The Studio Volume 95. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1928]

The poor child, Antonio Mancini, 1880 - 1897

Squadron Pierdmont Real, by Antonio Mancini
Antonio Mancini (1852-1930), Royal Piedmontese Squadron

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Antonio Mancini, a renowned Italian artist of the 19th and early 20th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his captivating works. In "Resting, " created in 1887, Mancini captures a moment of tranquility as he skillfully portrays a figure at ease. The painting exudes a sense of calmness and invites viewers to pause and reflect. In "Sacred Family, " an oil on porcelain masterpiece from the 19th century, Mancini showcases his versatility by depicting religious subjects with exquisite detail. The delicate strokes bring life to this holy scene, evoking reverence and awe. Mancini's talent shines through in "Altar Boy Praying. " Painted between 1865-1875, this oil on canvas artwork depicts the innocence and devotion of youth as the young boy fervently prays, and is a poignant reminder of faith's power to uplift even in challenging times. With "Woman with a Mandolin, " Mancini demonstrates his ability to capture both beauty and emotion on canvas. The vibrant colors and intricate details showcase his mastery of portraiture while conveying the subject's passion for music. In "Acrobat, " we witness Mancini's larger-than-life vision come alive. This monumental piece mesmerizes viewers with its grandeur and meticulous brushwork that brings every muscle movement to life. It reflects not only physical strength but also the human spirit's resilience. Mancini turns inward in "A Self Portrait" where he bares his soul onto canvas. Through bold brushstrokes and intense gazes, he invites us into his world—a glimpse into an artist's introspection. The mischievous charm radiates from "Urchin with a Guitar" as Mancini captures youthful energy through vivid colors and playful composition. This painting encapsulates joyous moments filled with laughter amidst everyday life.