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Sand dog in Naples
Carlo Raso:
Sand dog in Naples
Carlo Raso:
Sand dog in Naples
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Dog in Art (Detail) - Painted plaster with "Heron, lizard and dog" signed ASYNCLETUS (1st century AD) from Pompeii - Exhibition "Herculaneum and Pompeii: Vision of Discovery" up to September 30, 2018 at the Archaeological Museum of Naples
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"Les oiseleurs" (1880; detail) by Alceste Campriani (Terni 1848-Lucca 1933) - Courtesy Galleria Bottegantica, Milan, now at Exhibition "From De Nittis to Gemito. Neapolitain Painters in Paris during the Impressionism" at Zevallos Museum in Naples, up to A
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"The forest of Fontainebleau" (about 1866; detail) by Giuseppe Palizzi (Lanciano, Chieti 1812-Paris 1888) - Vasto, Musei Civici, now at Exhibition "From De Nittis to Gemito. Napolitain Painters in Paris during the Impressionism" at Zevallos Museum in Napl
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"Dog" - biscuit (1790-1800) by A. Ingaldi (information 1784-1806) - Neapolitan manufacture ("Real Fabbrica di Napoli") - Duca di Martina Museum at Villa Floridiana in Naples
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"Box with dog" - porcelain of Capodimonte manufacture (1748-1755) - Duca di Martina Museum at Villa Floridiana in Naples
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"Compluvium" (=rain picker) with original terracotta eaves-gutter as dog's heads - House of the Wooden Partition at Herculaneum, buried by Vesuvius' eruption on 79 AD
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"Dogs in Art" - Detail of "Diana and Actaeon" (1720-1722) by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (Venice 1696-Madrid 1770) - Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice - Exhibition "Amori Divini" [Divine loves] at Archaeological Museum of Naples
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Dog in Art - Detail of "Diana and Actaeon" marble (1554-1558) by Francesco di Simone Mosca, called Moschino (Florence about 1531-Pisa 1578) - from the Francesco I de' Medici collection, 1587 - Museum of Bargello in Florence - Exhibition "Amori Divini" [Di
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"Actaeon torn apart by his dogs" - terracotta bas-relief (475-450 BC) from Locri - Museo Archeologico of Reggio Calabria - Exhibition "Amori Divini" [Divine loves] at Archaeological Museum of Naples
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"Dogs" - Detail of the "Vue des Champs Phlégréens prise du Mont Saint Salvatore aux Camaldule de Naples" painted by Jakob Philipp Hackert (1797), printed by Niccola de Antonij, engraved by George Hackert - Naples, National Library
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"Scene of the life of the pope Pius II" (fresco, 1502-1509) by Pinturicchio (Bernardino di Betto Betti, Perugia about 1452-Siena 1513) - Piccolomini Library at Cathedral of Siena
Carlo Raso:
"Scene of the life of the pope Pius II" (fresco, 1502-1509) by Pinturicchio (Bernardino di Betto Betti, Perugia about 1452-Siena 1513) - Piccolomini Library at Cathedral of Siena
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"Ceramic vase as dog" (100 BC-250 AD) from Mexico, Colima culture - "The World that wasn't there / Pre-Columbian art in the Ligabue Collections" - Temporary Exhibition, up October 30, 2017 - Naples, Archaeological Museum
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"Ackteon attacked by his dogs" (1785-1789) - Sculptors Angelo Brunelli (Akteon, 1787) and Pietro Solari (dogs, 1787) - Fountain of Gardens of the Royal Palace of Caserta
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Huntress with dog - about 1760 - Gardens of the Royal Palace of Caserta
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"Dogs and wild boars" - Modern statuette with clothes, for crib (18th century style) - Temporary exhibition in Naples
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Dog in Art (Detail) - "Tobias Heals his Father's blindness" (about 1632) by Hendrick De Somer, called "Enrico Fiammingo" (Lokeren about 1607-1608-Naples 1656?) - Exhibition "About the 'Saint Catherine' by Giovanni Ricca / Ribera and his disciples in Naple
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Dog in Art (Detail) - "The Salomon's temple dedication" - fresco (1737) by Santolo Cirillo - San Paolo Maggiore Church in Naples
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"The thief's hand" (about 1864) by Giuseppe De Nigris (Foggia 1832-Marano/Naples 1903) - "Neapolitan painters of 19th century" - Exhibition at friary of San Domenico Maggiore in Naples, until February 28, 2016
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"The thief's hand" (about 1864) by Giuseppe De Nigris (Foggia 1832-Marano/Naples 1903) - Detail - "Neapolitan painters of 19th century" - Exhibition at friary of San Domenico Maggiore in Naples, until February 28, 2016
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Dog in Art (Detail) - "Raphael Archangel and Tobiolus" (1713) by Francesco Peresi (Calabria about 1681-Naples 1743) - San Giorgio Maggiore Church in Naples
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Dogs - Roman age (1st-2nd century AD) - Naples, Archaeological Museum
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Dog and Cat (Detail) - "History of Saint Raphael" by Giacinto Diana (Pozzuoli/Naples 1731-Naples 1803) - Church of San Nicola alla Carità in Naples
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Dog (Detail) - "Bastard fellows" (1924) by Giovanni De Martino (Naples 1870-1935) - Rome, Private Collection, now at Exhibition "The Beauty or the Truth. Sculptures in Naples" at San Domenico Maggiore in Naples, until May 31, 2015
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"Bastard fellows" (1924) by Giovanni De Martino (Naples 1870-1935) - Rome, Private Collection, now at Exhibition "The Beauty or the Truth. Sculptures in Naples" at San Domenico Maggiore in Naples, until January 31, 2015; free entrance
Carlo Raso:
Dog with torch on book (Dominican symbol) - Ceramic floor 1st half 19th century - Church of San Domenico Maggiore in Naples
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Bourbon officer with dog -Naples,before 1860 - Private collection
