The Allegory of Europe Oil on Canvas Italy XVIII Century

Oil on canvas.
It is a counterpart copy of the original attributed to Francesco Solimena (1657 -1747) and kept as a canvas of the same size in the Galleria Doria Pamphilj in Rome, and traditionally considered a preparatory sketch for a fresco.
This copy, from the material analysis, can be dated to the mid-18th century.
The allegory, inscribed in an oval, represents a seated female figure who with her left hand holds the model of an architectural building, helped by a putto, while with the other hand she indicates a crown and a tiara, resting on a base which bears the name Europa.
Around her are other cherubs, different objects, and a horse.
The painting shows signs of restoration and relining.