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Pietro Longhi (Pietro Falca)
Pietro Longhi (Pietro Falca)
Pietro Longhi (Pietro Falca)
Pietro Longhi (Pietro Falca)
Indeed, he not only reproduced the Carnival sights, theatrical performances, playful moments, veiled courtships, and moments of aristocratic and common life, but also produced a series of group portraits of the Venetian aristocracy, from which his skills as a keen observer of the society of the time emerge.
Indeed, he not only reproduced the Carnival sights, theatrical performances, playful moments, veiled courtships, and moments of aristocratic and common life, but also produced a series of group portraits of the Venetian aristocracy, from which his skills as a keen observer of the society of the time emerge.
Introduction
Introduction
The painting is an oil on canvas made around 1780. It depicts the upbringing of a child, in this case the eldest son of a noble family that - as the title suggests - can be identified as the Venier family of Santa Maria Formosa.
The work is located at Gallerie d'Italia - Vicenza.
The painting is an oil on canvas made around 1780. It depicts the upbringing of a child, in this case the eldest son of a noble family that - as the title suggests - can be identified as the Venier family of Santa Maria Formosa.
The work is located at Gallerie d'Italia - Vicenza.