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Canova and the Frescoes of the Galleria Chiaramonti

10/1978 | 907 | 120

Pages: 654-663+665

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Author:

Hiesinger, Ulrich (Hiesinger, Ulrich)

Subjects

artists:

Durantini, Luigi

artists:

Hayez, Francesco

artists:

Canova, Antonio

artists:

Caponeri, Giuseppe

artists:

Demin, Giovanni

artists:

Veit, Philipp

artists:

Eggers, Johann Carl

artists:

Colombo, Giovanni Maria

artists:

Ridolfi, Michele

artists:

Agricola, Filippo

artists:

Conca, Giacomo

artists:

Ferreri, Vincenzo

dates:

1800-1849

museums and institutions:

Musei Vaticani: Museo Chiaramonti, Rome, Italy

patrons:

Pius VII, Pope, 1742-1823

places:

Italy / Rome

sources:

D'Este, Antonio

subjects:

Italian painting / Frescoes

subjects:

Sources / Documents

subjects:

Nazarene (style) / Neo-classicism

Illustrations

Attributed works:

10. The Galleria Chiaramonti, View Towards the Galleria Lapidaria.

Attributed works:

11. Foundation of the School of Drawing, by Francesco Hayez. 12th Lunette.

Attributed works:

12. Recovery of Works of Art Taken from Rome, by Francesco Hayez. 10th Lunette.

Attributed works:

13. Sculpture Honoured, by Francesco Hayez. 9th Lunette.

Attributed works:

14. Architecture Honoured, After Francesco Hayez. 11th Lunette.

Attributed works:

15. Painting Honoured, by Giovanni Demin. 7th Lunette.

Attributed works:

16. The Colosseum Restored, by Philipp Veit. 15th Lunette.

Attributed works:

17. The Construction of Public Gardens on the Pincio, after Francesco Hayez. 13th Lunette.

Attributed works:

18. Donation of Coins to the Vatican Library, by Carl Eggers. 6th Lunette.

Attributed works:

19. The Academy of St Luke Joined with the Academy of Archaeology, by Giovanni Colombo. 1st Lunette.

Attributed works:

20. Raphael's Tapestries Restored and Exhibited, by Michele Ridolfi. 14th Lunette.

Attributed works:

21. The Founding of the Museo Chiaramonti, by Filippo Agricola. 5th Lunette.

Attributed works:

22. The Founding of the Vatican Pinacoteca, by Giacomo Conca. 4th Lunette.

Attributed works:

23. Excavation of the Arches of Constantine and Septimius Severus, by Luigi Durantini. 3rd Lunette.

Attributed works:

24. Egyptian and Attic Art added to the Vatican Museums, by Giuseppe Caponeri. 2nd Lunette.

Attributed works:

25. Issue of Laws Protecting Antiquities, by Vincenzo Ferreri. 8th Lunette.

Western art unattributed:

A. Plan of the Galleria Chiaramonti.

Article

Lawrence's Portrait of Pope Pius VII

04/1975 | 865 | 117

Pages: 194-204

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Author:

Levey, Michael (Levey, Michael; Levey, Mr.)

Subjects

artists:

Lawrence, Thomas

dates:

1800-1829

patrons:

Pius VII, Pope, 1742-1823

places:

England / Italy / Rome

subjects:

British painting / Papacy / Portraits

subjects:

Composition (artistic arrangement) / Iconography

Illustrations

Attributed works:

1. Detail from Sir Thomas Lawrence's Portrait of Pope Pius VII Illustrated in Fig.2. [1819. Canvas, 269.2 by 177.9 cm. (Royal Collection, Windsor Castle.) Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The Queen.]

Attributed works:

2. Pope Pius VII, by Sir Thomas Lawrence. 1819. Canvas, 269.2 by 177.9 cm. (Royal Collection, Windsor Castle.) Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The Queen.

Attributed works:

3. Pope Pius VI, by Pompeo Batoni. Canvas, 127 by 100 cm. (Sir Joseph Weld Collection.)

Attributed works:

4. Pope Pius VII, by Jacques Louis David. 1805. Canvas, 91 by 83 cm. (Musée du Louvre.)

Attributed works:

5. Pope Pius VII, by Vincenzo Camuccini. 1815. Canvas. (Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.)

Attributed works:

6. Pope Innocent X, by Velázquez. Canvas, 140 by 120 cm. (Palazzo Doria, Rome.)

Attributed works:

8. Pope Pius VII Orders the Building of a New Museum Wing, by De Angelis. 1818. Fresco. (The Vatican.)

Western art unattributed:

7. Pope Pius VII in Captivity. c.1809. Engraving. (National Portrait Gallery, London.)

Western art unattributed:

9. Lawrence in His Sitting-Room (Detail). Engraving.

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