Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
copia di bottega
English translation:
a copy made in his bottega [workshop]
Italian term
copia di bottega
Then in a note it says " "Una copia di bottega venne ritoccata dallo stesso Guercino nel 1638 ed ora si trova ...".
I understand what it represents, but I am not sure
TIA
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4 +3 | a copy made in his bottega [workshop] | Tom in London |
4 | studio model | texjax DDS PhD |
4 | workshop copy | Tabula_Trad. (X) |
2 | atelier copy | meirs |
May 11, 2013 07:22: Tom in London Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
a copy made in his bottega [workshop]
atelier copy
I am not sure, I would prefer if you could provide some examples/links of this expression being used in a similar context, thanks |
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philgoddard
: Possibly studio or workshop, but not atelier, which is French.
23 mins
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Josephine Cassar
: atelier is not the same as the Italian bottega
14 hrs
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studio model
For his studio model the
artist has a painted panorama showing the front facade
of the Capitol, with actual steps in miniature leading
away from it.
http://archive.org/stream/famoussculptorso00mcsp/famoussculp...
Workshop Assistant, after Leonardo da Vinci,
Study of a Studio Model for Saint Jerome
http://www.scribd.com/doc/80557008/17/Saint-Jerome
"studio model" painting
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"studio model" sculpture
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or also
studio workshop model, less common
workshop copy
A workshop copy or copy produced by another artist in some other era is considered to be a reproduction [...] what part of the work was done by the master, who sometimes even signs?
http://www.gillesperrault.com/blog/en/loeuvre-originale-et-la-sculpture-dedition/
http://www.virginia.edu/artmuseum/supplemental-websites/traces/traces-2006.11.28.html
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