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Carlo Labruzzi (Rome 1748 – Perugia 1817), attributed Nocturne Oil on canvas 36.5 x 47 cm After initially studying law, he enrolled in the Academy of San Luca. Having reached artistic maturity, by the last decade of the 19th century he was among the most sought-after landscape painters in Rome, highly regarded by wealthy foreign travelers on the Grand Tour. In 1789, accompanied by the archaeologist Sir Richard Colt Hoare, he undertook an exploratory journey along the Appian Way, producing watercolors and drawings from life. In 1781, he was admitted to the circle of virtuosi of the Pantheon, and in 1792 to the “shepherds” of Arcadia. He continued to work on commission for prominent Roman figures until 1813, when he moved to Perugia to direct the local Academy of Fine Arts. Carlo Labruzzi (Rome 1748 – Perugia 1817) attributed Nocturne Oil on canvas 36.5 x 47 cm
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