AFTER JULIUS SCHRADER (German, 19th century). Wallenstein and Seni
Wallenstein and Seni, (For restoration). 19th century oil on canvas painting portraying Albrecht von Wallenstein, a Bohemian soldier and politician, alongside his astrologer, Giambattista Seni. The painting captures a moment where Seni appears to be advising or warning Wallenstein, with a globe and open book symbolizing knowledge and perhaps fate. This scene is likely inspired by the historical events surrounding Wallenstein's life and his reliance on astrology, particularly during the Thirty Years' War. Wallenstein, who served as the supreme commander of the armies for the Holy Roman Empire, was later assassinated after being accused of treason. Seni, his astrologer, is known for having warned him of impending danger, adding a layer of dramatic irony to their portrayal in the painting. Framed.
- 22 x 27 inches; frame: 32 x 37 inches
22 x 27 inches; frame: 32 x 37 inches Estimate $150-250
