Apsley House conserve 'Attributed to' Cignani
November 9 2024
Picture: Apsley House
Posted by Adam Busiakiewicz:
Apsley House, the historic London residence of the Dukes of Wellington, have revealed on social media the recent conservation of a painting depicting Venus and Adonis which is currently 'Attributed to' Carlo Cignani. Their recent posts suggest that now that the painting has been cleaned their thoughts will turn towards whether this is really by Cignani or not. We'll have to wait to find out the results, it seems!
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