Category:Italian vedutisti
Vedute or views of landscape encompass paintings mainly focused on landscapes and seascapes, both in rural and urban areas. They include views of architecture, both real and imagined (capricci). Italian art till the 17th century had been dominated by religious, historic, and mythologic subjects, but the Baroque era led to the rise of both genre and landscape painters.
- Gabriel Bella
- Bartolomeo Pedon (Bortolo) (1665–1732)
- Mikhail Makhaev (1716–1770)
- Gennaro Greco Mascacotta (1663–1714)
- Gaetano Vettorali (1701–1783)
References
[edit]- J.G. Links, Canaletto and his patrons, Granada Publishing/Paul Elek Ltd., London 1977.
Pages in category "Italian vedutisti"
The following 93 pages are in this category, out of 93 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.