Francesco Bartolozzi RA, A Faun's Concert, ca. 1765.
Etching and engraving. 181 mm x 244 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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A Faun's Concert, ca. 1765
Francesco Bartolozzi RA (1727 - 1815)
RA Collection: Art
181 mm x 244 mm
Associated works of art
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![Francesco Bartolozzi RA, Portrait of a man (possibly Annibale Carracci)]()
Francesco Bartolozzi RA
Portrait of a man (possibly Annibale Carracci), 1764?
Etching and engraving
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![Francesco Bartolozzi RA, Archers shooting at a Herm]()
Francesco Bartolozzi RA
Archers shooting at a Herm, ca. 1785
Crayon manner engraving
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![Francesco Bartolozzi RA, St John the Baptist revealing the Saviour to SS. Peter and Andrew]()
Francesco Bartolozzi RA
St John the Baptist revealing the Saviour to SS. Peter and Andrew, 1765
Crayon manner engraving
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![Francesco Bartolozzi RA, Sleeping Boy]()
Francesco Bartolozzi RA
Sleeping Boy, ca. 1765
Etching and engraving
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![Francesco Bartolozzi RA, Youth admonished by a Sage]()
Francesco Bartolozzi RA
Youth admonished by a Sage, c.1785
Etching and engraving
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