Family of Don Philip of Bourbon

Family of Don Philip of Bourbon

Artist	Giuseppe Baldrighi
Year	c. 1757
Type	Oil painting
Dimensions	285 cm × 415 cm (112 in × 163 in)
Location	Galleria nazionale di Parma

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The portrait of Don Philip of Bourbon Family is an oil painting on canvas ( 285x415 cm ) of Giuseppe Baldrighi, dated to about 1757 and preserved in the Galleria Nazionale Di Parma.

References[edit]

Famiglia di Don Filippo di Borbone (see Italian page) (req. pre-2016-03-02) - by Giuseppe Baldrighi

Sources[edit]

Fornari Schianchi, Lucia (2000). Galleria Nazionale di Parma, Catalogo delle opere. Milan: Franco Maria Ricci.
Sureda, Joan (2008). Galleria Nazionale di Parma, Catalogo delle opere. Madrid: Turner.

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