This fascinating original 19th-century lithograph , published in Paris by the prestigious firm Turgis & Fils, captures one of the most legendary moments in the history of music: the young Mozart transcribing Allegri's Miserere from memory.
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DESCRIPTION
The artwork is presented in a gilded wooden frame with curved corners and a delicate row of carved pearls along the inner rim. This frame not only protects the artwork but also elevates it to the status of a high-end decorative object, bringing light and the unmistakable brilliance of genuine gold to any wall.
Project Details
Historical Narrative: The lower part of the engraving details in Spanish, French and English the feat of the 14-year-old prodigy in Rome, a story that adds a unique intellectual and cultural layer to the piece.
Print Quality: The drawing masterfully depicts the courtly atmosphere, period instruments, and the anticipation of those present.
Authenticity: The paper shows "foxing" and natural marks of the passage of time, elements that guarantee its age.
Ideal for:
Classic libraries, music studios, professional offices, or living rooms looking for a conversation piece with a historical background.
Material AND FINISH
Title: Mozart performing Allegri's Miserere.
Publisher: Turgis & Fils, Paris / New York.
Period: 19th Century (c. 1860-1880).
Technique: Original lithograph on paper.
Frame: Wood and stucco gilded with gold leaf and decorated with pearls.
Condition: Paper with natural damp stains and oxidation. Frame in good condition with antique patina.
