Antonio Zucchi

Italian, 1726 - 1795

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Italian painter (1726-1795)

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Antonio Zucchi, A Roman Ruin, 1788, pen and brown and gray ink with brown, gray, and red wash over black chalk on laid paper, Purchased as the Gift of Vincent J. Buonanno, 2017.28.1

A Roman Ruin

Antonio Zucchi · 1788 · pen and brown and gray ink with brown, gray, and red wash over black chalk on laid paper ·  Accession ID  2017.28.1

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Ruins of the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian at Spalatro in Dalmatia By R. Adam F.R.S F.S.A Architect to the King and to the Queen

Robert Adam, Robert Adam, Domenico Cunego, Antonio Zucchi, Francesco Bartolozzi, James Basire I, Edward Rooker, Paolo Santini, Anthony Walker, Peter Mazell, Francis Patton · published 1764 · 1 vol: ill: 61 engraving and etchings numbered I-LXI (34 full-page, 8 double-page, 6 folding, 2 pages with 3 plates each, and 3 pages with two plates each), frontispiece and 20 plates by Francesco Bartolozzi, 21 by Antonio Zucchi, 6 by Francis Patton,3 by Paolo Santini, 3 by Edward Rooker, 2 Anthony Walker, 2 by Domenico Cunego, 1 by Peter Mazell, 1 by James Basire Sr., 1 unsigned ·  Accession ID  1985.61.144

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Ruins of the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian at Spalatro in Dalmatia By R. Adam F.R.S F.S.A Architect to the King and to the Queen

Francesco Bartolozzi, Peter Mazell, Antonio Zucchi, Anthony Walker, Robert Adam, Robert Adam, Paolo Santini, Francis Patton, Edward Rooker, Domenico Cunego, James Basire I · published 1764 · 1 vol: ill: 61 engraving and etchings numbered I-LXI (34 full-page, 8 double-page, 6 folding, 2 pages with 3 plates each, and 3 pages with two plates each), frontispiece and 20 plates by Francesco Bartolozzi, 21 by Antonio Zucchi, 6 by Francis Patton,3 by Paolo Santini, 3 by Edward Rooker, 2 by Anthony Walker, 2 by Domenico Cunego, 1 by Peter Mazell, 1 by James Basire, 1 unsigned ·  Accession ID  1981.70.1

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The Works in Architecture of the Late Robert and James Adam Esqs. Complete in Three Volumes Containing Plans, Elevations, Sections and Detail of the Proncipal Buildings, Public and Private Erected in Great Britain in the Reign of George the Third with Designs of every kind, both for interior and exterior decoration. One hundred and five plates. Engraved by Bartolozzi, Piranesi, Zucchi, Pastorini, Cunego, &c. &c.

Charles White, Alexander Finnie, Thomas Morris, Charles Grignion, Thomas Vivares, John Record, Robert Blyth, Domenico Cunego, James Newton, Francis Patton, Francesco Bartolozzi, Edward Rooker, Giovanni Vitalba, Francis Jukes, James Caldwall, Benedetto Pastorini, Tobias Miller, Thomas White, Giuseppe Carlo Zucchi, Patrick Begbie, J. Roe, John Roberts, Peter Mazell, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, James Adam, Robert Adam · published 1822 · 3 parts in 1 vol: ill: engraved frontispiece by Francesco Bartolozzi after Antonio Zucchi, plus 105 engravings (3 double-page, rest full-page, versos blank), 13 by Benedetto Pastorini, 11 by Thomas Vivares, 8 by Domenico Cunego, 7 by John Roberts, 6 byRobert Blyth, 6 by Giuseppe Carlo Zucchi, 6 by Patrick Begbie, 4 by G.B. Piranesi, 4 by Charles White, 3 by John Record, 3 by Tobias Miller, 3 by Alexander Finnie, 3 by Thomas White, 2 by Peter Mazell, 2 by James Caldwall, 2 by Francis Jukes, 1 eachby Norval, J. Roe, Thomas Morris, Harding, Francis Patton, James Newton, Giovanni Vitalba and Pastorini, Caldwall and Charles Grignion, Edward Rooker, and Malpas after designs by Robert and James Adam, 11 unsigned ·  Accession ID  1985.61.143

Francois-Xavier Vispre, Psyche Carried by Zephyr to the Palace Built by Cupid, c. 1775/1785, etching and aquatint printed in brown on laid paper, Gift of James A. Bergquist in honor of Jamie Gabbarelli, 2018.123.8

Psyche Carried by Zephyr to the Palace Built by Cupid

Francois-Xavier Vispre · c. 1775/1785 · etching and aquatint printed in brown on laid paper ·  Accession ID  2018.123.8

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Harmony: Two Nymphs Singing, Another Playing the Lyre

Thomas Rowlandson · · ·  Accession ID  1945.5.279