Q124608498

This oil on canvas by Alessandro Turchi, dated 1620 and also in the Castelvecchio Museum in Verona, may represent either a companion work or a separate commission from the same year as wiki-Q124560717. The Castelvecchio's concentration of multiple undocumented Turchi works from around 1620 suggests a sustained relationship between the painter — by then based in Rome — and Veronese institutions or collectors who sought to maintain local holdings of his work. The decade of the 1620s was among Turchi's most productive, with documented commissions in Rome alongside continuing output for Italian regional collections. Without a confirmed title, the work is understood through its stylistic period and the broader context of his prolific production: devotional subjects remained the most consistent demand, with occasional mythological commissions for learned patrons. The Castelvecchio's stewardship of multiple undocumented Turchi works reflects the institution's commitment to comprehensive representation of its city's most significant Baroque painter.

Oil on canvas with technical characteristics consistent with Turchi's 1620 production. Shared date and collection with wiki-Q124560717 may indicate similar format, scale, or subject — potentially a companion pair or sequential commissions. Turchi's technical consistency across this period allows confident attribution based on surface handling and figural type.