Jacopo Marieschi
Illustration — Altarpiece of St John the Almoner, San Giovanni in Bragora, Venice 1743 Jacopo Marieschi (1711–1794) was a Venetian history painter. Formerly he was confused with the prominent vedute painter, Michele Marieschi, his close contemporary. He was also called Giacomo Marieschi.
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Jacopo Marieschi
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- Born
- 1711 · Venice.
- Died
- 1794 · Venice.
- Nationality
- Republic of Venice
- Occupation
- painter
- Fields
- landscape
- Known for
- The Baptism of St. Daniel by St. Prosdocimus of Padua
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Illustration — Altarpiece of St John the Almoner, San Giovanni in Bragora, Venice 1743 Jacopo Marieschi (1711–1794) was a Venetian history painter. Formerly he was confused with the prominent vedute painter, Michele Marieschi, his close contemporary. He was also called Giacomo Marieschi.
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He painted allegorical figures of Faith, Hope, and Charity at San Francesco della Vigna.
Subjects and genres recorded for the work are landscape. Places of work recorded in the authority are Venice. Works named in the authority record are The Baptism of St. Work by Jacopo Marieschi is recorded in the collections of Fitzwilliam Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Fogg Museum and Bavarian State Painting Collections.
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1711
Jacopo Marieschi was born on 14 February 1711.
1794
Jacopo Marieschi died on 1 January 1794.
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- 1.Martineau, Jane, and Robison, Andrew, The Glory of Venice: Art in the Eighteenth Century, p. 466, 1994, Yale University Press/Royal Academy of Arts, (Catalogue for exhibition in London and Washington)
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Jacopo Marieschi is recorded as a citizen of Republic of Venice. Classed in the genre landscape painting. Recorded with the occupation painter.
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Fitzwilliam Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Fogg Museum and Bavarian State Painting Collections
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