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Sebastiano Ricci — MetaHistoryBook
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Sebastiano Ricci
Italian painter (1659–1734)
Wikipedia ↗
Images on Commons ↗
Wikidata (Q506483) ↗
Details
Instance of
human
Born
1 August 1659
Died
15 May 1734
Place of birth
Belluno
Place of death
Venice
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Sebastiano
Family name
Ricci
Movement
Baroque painting
Occupation
painter
Citizenship
Republic of Venice
artist files at
Frick Art Research Library
,
National Gallery of Art Library
birth name
Sebastiano Ricci
described by source
BEIC Digital Library
has works in the collection
Städel Museum
,
Museo del Prado
,
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
,
Auckland Art Gallery
,
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
,
J. Paul Getty Museum
,
National Gallery of Art
,
Nationalmuseum
,
Philadelphia Museum of Art
,
Metropolitan Museum of Art
,
National Galleries Scotland
,
Hessen Kassel Heritage
languages spoken, written or signed
Italian
name in native language
Sebastiano Ricci
notable work
Abraham and three angels
,
Hagar and Ishmael Saved by the Angel
,
Venus Surrounded by Nymphs Observing a Dance of Cupids
,
Allegory of the noon
,
Allegory of the Battle of Lepanto
,
Birth of Saint John the Baptist
,
Punishment of Cupid
,
St. Gregory the Great
,
St Pius V, St Thomas of Aquino and St Peter Martyr
,
Triumph over Ignorance
topic has template
Q139146707
topic's main category
Category:Sebastiano Ricci
Connected on Wikidata
Creator of
Apotheosis of Saint Sebastian
Bathsheba at Her Bath
Allegory of Tuscany
The Battle of the Lapiths and Centaurs
Hercules at the feet of Omphale
Madonna with Baby and saints
Diana and Callisto
The dream of Aesculapius
Angelica and Medoro
Ossuary fresco
Allegory of the noon
Allegory of the Battle of Lepanto
Depicted in
Nothing in the MetaHistoryBook collection references this item yet.
Authority files
VIAF ↗
Library of Congress ↗
GND ↗
BnF ↗
Encyclopædia Britannica ↗
Treccani ↗
Self-portrait of Sebastiano Ricci (1759-1734)
Influenced
Marco Ricci