Jacopo Paolo Marieschi

Italian(1711–1794)

Works

Jacopo Paolo Marieschi was an 18th-century Italian painter active in Venice, known primarily for his vedute (topographical views) and architectural capriccios in the tradition established by his relative Michele Marieschi. He continued the Venetian vedutista school, producing detailed and atmospheric depictions of Venetian canals, palaces, and urban scenes. His works appear periodically at auction and are associated with the flourishing of Venetian view painting during the Grand Tour era.

Devotional Mood Old Master Male Artist Baroque Painter Narrative Scene Italian Artist Religious Subject Eighteenth Century Warm Tones Bozzetto Sketch Oil on Canvas Figure Composition

Saint John The Merciful Distributing Alms, A Bozzetto

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