Pannini

American  

[pahn-nee-nee] / pɑnˈni ni /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

And, for the first time, the establishment will offer food - pizza, pannini and salads.

From Washington Times

The Trevi fountain, designed by the architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762, attracts thousands of visitors each year.

From The Guardian

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

Inside one were stacks of tiny framed canvases in the style of the 18th-century view painter Francesco Guardi, a rival of Canaletto and Pannini who painted scenic postcards of Venice to sell to British nobility on their Grand Tour.

From New York Times

Sometimes architectural compositions in the manner of Pannini, a favourite Roman painter of the day, were designed over the doors or flaps of secrétaires and cabinets, or busts, medallions, baskets of roses, &c.

From Project Gutenberg