Portrait of Beatrice Cenci in bust-length, turning to face outwards with a cloth wrapped around her head, after Reni 1800 - 1835

Giovita Garavaglia’s 19th-century engraving titled “Portrait of Beatrice Cenci in bust-length, turning to face outwards with a cloth wrapped around her head, after Reni,” is a striking example of the Neoclassical style. The artwork, which is a reproduction of a work by Guido Reni, features Beatrice Cenci, a famous figure of Italian Renaissance history, in a simple yet elegant composition. The detailed etching of the cloth draped over Beatrice’s head and the folds of her garments evoke a sense of serenity and quiet drama, making this print a captivating tribute to the beauty and tragedy of Renaissance history.