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Pannini

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[pahn-nee-nee] / pɑnˈni ni /

noun

  1. Giovanni (Paolo) 1692?–1765, Italian painter.


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Mr. Perenyi prices his reproductions, with their carefully aged frames, canvases and backings, from $2,500 for a small hummingbird that he signs with Heade’s name to $30,000 for a large Roman vista after Pannini.

From New York Times Jul. 18, 2012

Later Pannini painted Charles III of Spain in the same setting.

From Time Magazine Archive

The French Ambassador to Rome, Cardinal de Polignac, was the first to take Pannini under his wing.

From Time Magazine Archive

Without Pannini, wrote art critic Herman Voss, "a branch of art which is charming in itself would have been deprived of real perfection."

From Time Magazine Archive

Most of the landscapes were loose transcriptions of designs by Pannini, Vernet, Lancret and other painters of architectural, scenic, and pastoral subjects.

From John Baptist Jackson 18th-Century Master of the Color Woodcut by Jacob Kainen

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