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Royaume-Uni· 1305 – 2015· 11 687 œuvres

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Œuvres (107)

Antonio Zucchi
1766

Virgil reading the Aeneid to the Emperor Augustus, his wife Livia and his Fainting Sister, Octavia

Antonio Zucchi
1767

Wisdom (Prudence) and Temperance

Antonio Zucchi
1767

Socrates drinking the Hemlock

Antonio Zucchi
1767

An Unknown Classical Subject: a Fight

Antonio Zucchi
1767

Homer crowned as Poet Laureate

Antonio Zucchi
1767

An Unidentified Classical Subject

Antonio Zucchi
1767

Justice and Strength (Fortitude)

Antonio Zucchi
1767

Minerva presenting the Personifications of the Arts of Painting, Gardening, Sculpture and Architecture to Britannia

Antonio Zucchi
1767

A Greek Philosopher and Disciples

Antonio Zucchi
1768

Diogenes casting away his Wooden Bowl as a Superfluity, on seeing a Youth drinking from his Hand

Antonio Zucchi
1768

Aristippus and his Companions after being Shipwrecked seeing Mathematical Diagrams and realising the Land was inhabited

Antonio Zucchi
1768

Metellus ordering a Marble Crow to be put on the Tomb of his Former Master, Diodurus Siculus

Antonio Zucchi
1770

Anacreon sacrificing to the Three Graces

Antonio Zucchi
1770

A Putto being woken from Sleep

Antonio Zucchi
1770

Putti making Music

Antonio Zucchi
1770

Putti Fishing

Antonio Zucchi
1770

Putti with a Garland of Flowers

Antonio Zucchi
1770

Sappho giving Anacreon a Feather from Cupid's Wing

Antonio Zucchi
1770

Putti with a Bird

Antonio Zucchi
1773

Catullus comforting Lesbia over the Death of her Pet Sparrow and writing an Ode

Antonio Zucchi
1773

The Return of Telemachus to Penelope

Antonio Zucchi
1773

Mythological Subject with a Couple in an Embrace

Antonio Zucchi
1773

Hector and Andromache

Antonio Zucchi
1773

Dido and Aeneas (or, possibly, Venus, as a Huntress, guiding Aeneas to Dido)

Antonio Zucchi
107 œuvres