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Z všech originálů, které Antonio Zucchi zanechal, je nejslavnější A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose (1770), který se nachází ve sbírce Nostell Priory, Wakefield. Hned za ním následují James Adam, 1732 - 1794. Architect and designer (1763) a Landscape with a Bridge and Ruins with Peasants Fishing (a set of six decorative wall panels) (1781). Náš katalog obsahuje 101 děl umělce Antonio Zucchi; galerie si zachovala 87 děl, která obdivuje celý svět, přičemž každé je znázorněno s datem vzniku, názevem muzea a jeho příběhem.
We find ourselves before A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose, a work by the Venetian painter Antonio Zucchi. This piece dates to about 1770, a period when Zucchi was establishing his presence within the English artistic landscape. The painting is currently held within the Nostell Priory collection, where it has been preserved as part of their significant holdings.
In this portrait, James Adam, 1732 - 1794. Architect and designer, meets the viewer through the brush of Antonio Zucchi. The scene unfolds in Rome, captured during the subject's Grand Tour of Italy in 1763. Here, the youngest member of a prominent dynasty of Scottish architects appears not merely as a man, but as a central figure in the unfolding Neoclassical movement. He carries the weight of his profession with…
Antonio Zucchi’s “Landscape with a Bridge and Ruins with Peasants Fishing,” painted in 1781, is more than just a picturesque scene; it’s a poignant meditation on time, memory, and the enduring relationship between humanity and nature. This captivating work, originally conceived as one of a set of decorative wall panels, transports us to an idealized Italian countryside where classical grandeur meets rustic simplicity. The eye is immediately drawn to the…
This work, titled Nymphs garlanding Cupid, is an oil painting by the Italian painter and printmaker Antonio Zucchi. Created about 1774, the piece presents a mythological scene set within a sun-drenched woodland. The composition focuses on a central group of figures, including several nymphs and a small, nude Cupid, captured in a moment of celebration.
Antonio Zucchi executed Putto with Personification of Music in 1774. The oil painting presents an allegorical interpretation of Music through the interaction of two figures. A seated female figure and a reclining putto form the central focus of the composition.
In Hector and Andromache, Antonio Zucchi captures a heavy moment of farewell and reunion. A muscular warrior, clad in a helmet, pulls a woman into a tight embrace. She holds a small baby against her, a fragile weight amidst the tension of the scene. They are framed by the skeletal remains of Roman architecture, where weathered stone walls and broken arches rise into the shadows. In the distance, other figures…
The forest breathes with a quiet, rhythmic energy as three women move through the dappled light. They are caught in a moment of pure, unburdened motion, their bodies swaying in a synchronized grace that defies the stillness of the trees. One woman leads on the left, her pose a delicate curve against the greenery, while the central figure anchors the movement, her form a focal point of light and motion.…
In the quiet, commanding presence of Antonio Zucchi’s Jurisprudence, we encounter more than a mere portrait; we enter a realm where personified virtue meets classical grandeur. Painted in 1769, this exquisite work serves as a profound meditation on the nature of law, wisdom, and authority. The composition centers upon a regal woman, seated with a poised grace that suggests both accessibility and an impenetrable intellect. As she sits with her…
To gaze upon this magnificent piece is to step directly into the vibrant heart of Enlightenment-era global ambition. The Four Continents America, executed in 1777 by Antonio Zucchi, is far more than a mere depiction of people; it is a sweeping, allegorical testament to human connection, exploration, and the perceived organization of the known world at the close of the eighteenth century. The composition immediately draws the eye to the…
In "Mathematics," Antonio Zucchi presents a scene where intellect and grace meet in a quiet, suspended moment. Completed in 1769, the painting centers on a woman seated upon an easel-like structure. She exists in a state of profound contemplation, her gaze directed upwards toward an unseen height, as if she is tracing the very logic of the heavens. This upward look suggests a mind reaching beyond the physical realm to…
The Four Continents Europe1777 · National Trust
12
Winter1769 · English Heritage
13
Chloe Playing the Lyre to Daphnis (or Sappho and Anacreon)1776 · Nostell Priory
14
The Four Continents Asia1777 · National Trust
15
The Four Continents Africa1777 · National Trust
16
Diogenes Casting Away His Wooden Bowl as a Superfluity, on Seeing a Youth Drinking from His Hand (a set of three decorative wall panels)1768 · National Trust
17
Theology1769 · English Heritage
18
Ruins of Classical Baths with Nymphs Bathing (a set of six decorative wall panels)1781 · National Trust
19
A Bacchanal1769 · English Heritage
20
Minerva among the Arts1769 · English Heritage
21
Sappho Giving Anacreon a Feather from Cupid's Wing1770 · Nostell Priory
22
Capriccio of Figures Dancing amongst Classical Ruins, with a Statue of the Rape of Proserpine1775 · Nostell Priory
23
Commerce1769 · English Heritage
24
The Rape of Europa1769 · English Heritage
25
Apollo and the Muses1767 · Nostell Priory
26
Capriccio of Figures Dancing amongst Classical Ruins, with a Ruined Arch1775 · Nostell Priory
27
The Aldobrandini Marriage1769 · English Heritage
28
Navigation1769 · English Heritage
29
Justice Embracing Peace1769 · English Heritage
30
Bacchantes (5 of 6 ovals)1773 · English Heritage
31
Homer Crowned as Poet Laureate1767 · Nostell Priory
32
Agriculture1769 · English Heritage
33
Bacchantes (2 of 6 ovals)1773 · English Heritage
34
Dido and Aeneas ( )1773 · Nostell Priory
35
An Unidentified Classical Subject A Fight1767 · Nostell Priory
36
Putti Making Music1770 · Nostell Priory
37
The Infant Hercules1769 · English Heritage
38
Anacreon Sacrificing to the Three Graces1770 · Nostell Priory
39
Bacchantes (4 of 6 ovals)1773 · English Heritage
40
Bacchantes (3 of 6 ovals)1773 · English Heritage
41
Bacchantes (1 of 6 ovals)1773 · English Heritage
42
Putti Fishing1770 · Nostell Priory
43
An Epithalium1769 · English Heritage
44
An Unidentified Classical Subject A Quarrel over a Dead Ass1767 · Nostell Priory
45
Putti with a Bird1770 · Nostell Priory
46
Putti with a Dog1770 · Nostell Priory
47
Socrates Drinking the Hemlock1767
48
Wisdom (Prudence) and Temperance1767 · Nostell Priory
49
Rinaldo and Armida1773 · Nostell Priory
50
A Greek Philosopher and His Disciples1767 · Nostell Priory
51
Justice and Strength (Fortitude)1767 · Nostell Priory
52
Minerva Presenting the Personifications of the Arts of Painting, Gardening, Sculpture and Architecture to Britannia1767 · Nostell Priory
53
Putti with a Garland of Flowers1770 · Nostell Priory
54
The Return of Telemachus1773 · Nostell Priory
55
Virgil Reading the Aeneid to the Emperor Augustus, His Wife Livia and His Fainting Sister, Octavia1767 · Nostell Priory
56
Hercules between Glory and the Passions1769 · English Heritage
57
Cupid Preparing Venus for an Amorous Encounter with Mars1773 · Nostell Priory
58
Mythological Subject with a Couple in an Embrace1773 · Nostell Priory
59
Bacchus and Ceres1773 · English Heritage
60
Aristippus and His Companions after Being Shipwrecked, Seeing Mathematical Diagrams, Realise the Land Was Inhabited (a set of three decorative wall panels)1768 · National Trust
61
Mitellus Ordering a Marble Crow to Be Put on the Tomb of His Former Master, Diodorus Siculus (a set of three decorative wall panels)1768 · National Trust
62
Catullus Comforting Lesbia over the Death of Her Pet Sparrow and Writing an Ode1773 · Nostell Priory
63
Angelica and Medoro Medoro Carving the Name of Angelica into the Trunk of a Tree1773 · Nostell Priory
64
Capriccio with a Pagan Temple and a Sacrifice1776 · Nostell Priory
65
Capriccio with the Ruins of a Triumphal Arch and a Bridge1776 · Nostell Priory
66
A Ruined Temple and Fountain with Musicians (a set of six decorative wall panels)1781 · National Trust
67
Fountain with Women Washing Clothes (a set of six decorative wall panels)1781 · National Trust
68
Daphnis Giving an Apple to Chloe1776 · Nostell Priory
69
Daphnis Bestowing a Garland of Flowers on Chloe1776 · Nostell Priory
70
Philetus Explaining Love to Daphnis and Chloe1776 · Nostell Priory
71
A Procession of Classical Figures with a Donkey and a Tambourine (a set of six decorative wall panels)1781 · National Trust
72
Girls Dancing amid Classical Ruins (a set of six decorative wall panels)1781 · National Trust
73
Philosophy1769 · English Heritage
74
Spring1769 · English Heritage
75
Venus and CupidNostell Priory
76
Putto with a Personification of ChemistryNostell Priory
77
Putto with a Personification of SculptureNostell Priory
78
Putto with a Personification of DrawingNostell Priory
79
Putto with a Personification of ArchitectureNostell Priory
80
Putto with a Personification of MathematicsNostell Priory
81
Putto with a Personification of PaintingNostell Priory
82
Putto with a Personification of PoetryNostell Priory
83
Autumn1769 · English Heritage
84
Summer1769 · English Heritage
85
Bacchantes (6 z 6 oválů)1773 · English Heritage
86
A Pair of Dancing WomenNational Trust
87
Disarming of CupidThe National Trust For Scotland
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8 muzea, v nichž je umístěno nejvíce obrazů z této stránky.
| Muzeum | Město | Díla autora Antonio Zucchi | Obrazy z tohoto seznamu |
|---|---|---|---|
 Nostell Priory |
Wakefield | 43 | A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose, Nymphs garlanding Cupid, Putto with Personification of Music |
 English Heritage |
Londýn | 26 | Jurisprudence, Mathematics, Winter |
 National Trust |
Plymouth | 9 | Landscape with a Bridge and Ruins with Peasants Fishing (a set of six decorative wall panels), Diogenes Casting Away His Wooden Bowl as a Superfluity, on Seeing a Youth Drinking from His Hand (a set of three decorative wall panels), Ruins of Classical Baths with Nymphs Bathing (a set of six decorative wall panels) |
 National Trust |
Derby | 4 | The Four Continents America, The Four Continents Europe, The Four Continents Asia |
 Scottish National Portrait Gallery |
Edinburgh | 1 | James Adam, 1732 - 1794. Architect and designer |
 Metropolitan Museum of Art |
New York | 1 | Three dancing nymphs and a reclining cupid in a landscape |
 National Trust |
Aylesbury | 1 | A Pair of Dancing Women |
 The National Trust For Scotland |
Maybole | 1 | Disarming of Cupid |
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In this portrait, James Adam, 1732 - 1794. Architect and designer, meets the viewer through the brush of Antonio Zucchi. The scene unfolds in Rome, captured during the subject's Grand Tour of Italy in 1763. Here, the youngest member of a prominent dynasty of Scottish architects appears not merely as a man, but as a central figure in the unfolding Neoclassical movement. He carries the weight of his profession with…
We find ourselves before A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose, a work by the Venetian painter Antonio Zucchi. This piece dates to about 1770, a period when Zucchi was establishing his presence within the English artistic landscape. The painting is currently held within the Nostell Priory collection, where it has been preserved as part of their significant holdings.
Antonio Zucchi’s “Landscape with a Bridge and Ruins with Peasants Fishing,” painted in 1781, is more than just a picturesque scene; it’s a poignant meditation on time, memory, and the enduring relationship between humanity and nature. This captivating work, originally conceived as one of a set of decorative wall panels, transports us to an idealized Italian countryside where classical grandeur meets rustic simplicity. The eye is immediately drawn to the…
A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose (1770), Nostell Priory, Wakefield. Následují James Adam, 1732 - 1794. Architect and designer (1763) a Landscape with a Bridge and Ruins with Peasants Fishing (a set of six decorative wall panels) (1781).
44 let: dílo A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose pochází z roku 1770 a Antonio Zucchi se narodil/a v roce 1726.
A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose, James Adam, 1732 - 1794. Architect and designer, Landscape with a Bridge and Ruins with Peasants Fishing (a set of six decorative wall panels), Nymphs garlanding Cupid, Putto with Personification of Music, Hector and Andromache, Three dancing nymphs and a reclining cupid in a landscape, Jurisprudence, The Four Continents America a Mathematics. Hodnocení výše uvádí rok a muzeum pro každé z nich.
Náš katalog obsahuje 101 děl umělce Antonio Zucchi z let 1763 až 1781.
Většinou v Nostell Priory (Wakefield), English Heritage (Londýn) a National Trust (Plymouth). V tabulce muzeí výše jsou vypsány všechny.
V období 1770s: 38 z celkem 87 děl na této stránce vzniklo právě tehdy, z toho A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose z nich.
Na této stránce je nejstarší dílo z James Adam, 1732 - 1794. Architect and designer (1763) a nejnovější z Landscape with a Bridge and Ruins with Peasants Fishing (a set of six decorative wall panels) (1781).
Woman (28), People (20) a Man (13) napříč 87 díly na této stránce.
Oil On Canvas, u 33 z 87 děl na této stránce.
Neoclassical style, podle originálů na této stránce.
A Putto Being Woken from Sleep by Tickling of His Nose, Nymphs garlanding Cupid a Putto with Personification of Music: muzeum Nostell Priory, Wakefield má v obsluze 43 děl z této stránky.
