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Pietro Giacomo (The Elder) Palmieri

Pietro Giacomo (The Elder) Palmieri (1737 - 1804) was active/lived in Italy, France.  Pietro Palmieri is known for Rural landscape paintings, trompe l'oeil drawings, assemblages, engraving.

After a long stay in Paris (1771-1779) drew Pietro Giacomo Palmieri to Turin, where he worked at the court of Savoy. Noticeable in his works is the influence of Salvatore Rosa and Guercino, and in particular by the Frenchman Claude - Joseph Vernet.

Landscapes of Palmieri are in the Louvre, the Uffizi Gallery and the National Gallery of Scotland. How much his landscape gouaches were prized above all in France, by the words of the engraver Jean - Georges Wille indicate who made the following entry in his journal in January 1775 " M. Palmieri, Italy, m'a fait deux dessins, un peu dans le goût du Guerchin. Je les lui ay payés un louis pièce. "   ...  [Displaying 655 of 1205 characters.]  Artist bio

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