ARTIST

Francesco Zuccarelli

Francesco Zuccarelli was an Italian Rococo painter celebrated for his idyllic Arcadian landscapes that captivated audiences across Europe, especially in 18th-century England.

ABOUT

Born Giacomo Francesco Zuccarelli in Pitigliano, Tuscany, in 1702, this influential artist began his training in Rome around age eleven or twelve, studying with portrait painters Giovanni Maria Morandi and Pietro Nelli. Here, he absorbed the principles of Roman classicism and honed his design skills. Initially, Zuccarelli focused on figurative subjects and etching, even completing chapel altarpieces in his hometown. However, during his five years in Florence, he began to exp…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Seated Girl in a Landscape 1720 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Landscap with figures and sheep 1727 · Führermuseum Landscap with fishermen and shepherds 1727 · Führermuseum landscape with bridge and cattle 1727 · Führermuseum Classical Landscape with Small Waterfall and Village 1733 A Pastoral Landscape 1737 · National Trust
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INFLUENCES
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