Giuseppe Zocchi Architectural Capricci with figures oil on canvas 48 x 33 cm
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Giuseppe Zocchi

Architectural Capricci with figures oil on canvas 48 x 33 cm This delightful pair of architectures dates after 1743, the year in which Zocchi moved to Rome, where he became fascinated by Rome's cosmopolitan figurative culture and made contact with the picturesque and whimsical vedutismo of Giovanni Paolo Panini. Within gilded frames. Provenance : Pandolfini Florence auction, 04/19/2016, lot no. 41 We thank Prof. Fabio Sottili for confirming the attribution to the artist by oral opinion.

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