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Bambocciant, possibly Norbert "Il Bamboccio" van Bloemen, 1670 Antwerp - 1746 Amsterdam, oil on canvas, mounted on stretcher, canvas relined, late 17th/early 18th century, View of Rome and St. Peter's Basilica with prominent figures in the foreground, "Bamboccianti" is the name given in art history to a group of mainly Flemish and Dutch old masters who became known for their genre scenes of the common people in Italianate landscapes and thus opposed Baroque classicism, unsigned, partial age-related cracks in the paint layer in the upper half of the canvas as well as craqueleur, 38.5 cm x 47.5 cm, in decorative frame

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Bambocciant, possibly Norbert "Il Bamboccio" van Bloemen, 1670 Antwerp - 1746 Amsterdam, oil on canvas, mounted on stretcher, canvas relined, late 17th/early 18th century, View of Rome and St. Peter's Basilica with prominent figures in the foreground, "Bamboccianti" is the name given in art history to a group of mainly Flemish and Dutch old masters who became known for their genre scenes of the common people in Italianate landscapes and thus opposed Baroque classicism, unsigned, partial age-related cracks in the paint layer in the upper half of the canvas as well as craqueleur, 38.5 cm x 47.5 cm, in decorative frame

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