Artist
Giovanni De Pian
1764–1800
Giovanni De Pian was a Romanticism artist. 12 works are cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art.
Giovanni De Pian (1764–1800) was an artist.
Works by Giovanni De Pian
An Old Man Leaning on a Sack
The "Giardin Scuro," for Executions by Strangling
The "Well," for Violators of State Law
The "Ovens," for Those Who Wouldn't Admit Their Crimes
Underground Prisons, Known as "the Wells"
The "Giardin Scuro," for Executions by Strangling
The "Well," for Violators of State Law
The "Ovens," for Those Who Wouldn't Admit Their Crimes
The Canal dei Marani, Where State Inquisitors Had Them Drowned
The Last Underground Prison: He Fell Dead into His Brother's Arms
The "Sotto Piombi," Where Death Sentences Were Read
Court of the Former State Inquisitors
Collections represented
- The "Well," for Violators of State Law
- The "Ovens," for Those Who Wouldn't Admit Their Crimes
- The Canal dei Marani, Where State Inquisitors Had Them Drowned
- The Last Underground Prison: He Fell Dead into His Brother's Arms
- The "Sotto Piombi," Where Death Sentences Were Read
- Court of the Former State Inquisitors
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