Jacob Philipp Hackert — 3D Virtual Museum

Walk through a virtual gallery hung with 32 works by Jacob Philipp Hackert.

• Italian Landscape – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Landscape with River – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Autumn – original artwork
• Great Cascades at Tivoli – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• View of Caserta
• Landscape with a ancient Festival, Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Destruction of the Turkish Fleet in the Bay of Chesme – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Saint Francis’ Grotto on Monte Verna – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Goat and Lamb – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Villa of Maecenas and the Waterfalls at Tivoli – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• The Seasons: Summer
• Temple Ruins in Sicily – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• View of Montesarchio
• View of Massa Lubrense. – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Ideal Landscape with Juno Temple of Agrigento
• Fisher Family at Nighttime Campfire with Turbulent Sea by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• The Venus Temple in Baja I by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Landscape with Cattle, Jacob Philipp Hackert
• River Landscape – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Two Warriors in a Landscape of Trees and Rocks – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• The Temple of Hercules in Cori near Velletri
• Lago d'Averno
• View of Lake Albano with Castel Gandolfo – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• View of Saint Peter’s in Rome, Jacob Philipp Hackert
• The Venus Pond in the Berliner Tiergarten
• The Seasons: Winter – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Jacob Philipp Hackert: Veduta d’Itri (Landscape with a View of Itri)
• Forest Landscape with the Sleeping Boy Horaz Protected by Pigeons, Jacob Philipp Hackert
• Jacob Philipp Hackert: Arcadian Landscape
• Hare in the Bush by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• View of the Plain of Caserta seen from the Royal Belvedere with Vesuvius in the distance – original artwork by Jacob Philipp Hackert
• The Eruption of Vesuvius in 1774, Jacob Philipp Hackert