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A Capriccio of Roman Ruins

A Capriccio of Roman Ruins, by Marco Ricci, gouache, 1728
A Capriccio of Roman Ruins, by Marco Ricci, gouache, 1728

A Capriccio of Roman Ruins is a gouache drawing by the Baroque artist Marco Ricci. It dates from 1728 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

Inscription
Inscribed:on verso labels of Galerie van Diemen & Stichting Nederlandsch; label inscribed: BU. ZII / 48 /Sch.; on verso ingraphite: Hubert Robert [gno.?] Robert des Ruines

About this work

Overview

This drawing, executed in gouache on kidskin, is the work of Marco Ricci and dates to 1728.

Technique & Style

The artist employed gouache, an opaque watercolor technique, on kidskin, a fine and delicate surface, to create the work.

Artist & collection

Portrait of Marco Ricci

Artist

Marco Ricci

Marco Ricci (1676–1729) was an artist.

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Who painted A Capriccio of Roman Ruins?

A Capriccio of Roman Ruins was painted by Marco Ricci in 1728.

Where can I see A Capriccio of Roman Ruins?

A Capriccio of Roman Ruins is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is A Capriccio of Roman Ruins?

A Capriccio of Roman Ruins is associated with Baroque.

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