Mohamed Ali Vittorioso is a framed work on paper by Camillo Innocenti (Rome, 1871–1961), executed in pencil and tempera in 1926. The reverse bears inscriptions, the title, the artist’s signature and the date 16 September 1926.
In this work on paper, Camillo Innocenti depicts a mounted figure within an architectural setting, using pencil lines and touches of tempera to build a lively, detailed composition. The work is dated 16 September 1926 and belongs to the period in which the artist was active in Egypt.
According to an inscription on the reverse, Innocenti later presented the work as a wedding gift in 1955. The framed work measures 44.5 × 20.5 × 2 cm.
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