Giovanni Battista Cipriani

1727–1785 · Kingdom of Great Britain

Giovanni Battista Cipriani (1727 – 14 December 1785) was an Italian painter and engraver, who lived in England from 1755. He is also called Giuseppe Cipriani by some authors. Much of his work consisted of designs for prints, many of which were engraved by his friend Francesco Bartolozzi. Wikipedia

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Works

“Two Putti” — Falmouth Art Gallery
“Allegorical Personification of Plenty” — Weston Park
“Allegorical Personification of Peace” — Weston Park
“A healing by St Peter (?)” — Statens Museum for Kunst
“Portrait of a Child Holding a Doll” — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Chiron Instructing Achilles in the Bow”, 1776 — Philadelphia Museum of Art
“The Education of Achilles”, 1776 — Philadelphia Museum of Art
“Panel from the Robert Adam Library at Audley End Representing Water”, 1770 — Saffron Walden Museum
“Panel from the Robert Adam Library at Audley End Representing Air”, 1770 — Saffron Walden Museum
“Panel from the Robert Adam Library Representing Religion and the Arts”, 1770 — Audley End House
“Panel from the Robert Adam Library at Audley End Representing Earth”, 1770 — Saffron Walden Museum
“Panel from the Robert Adam Library Representing Science and Learning”, 1770 — Audley End House
“Panel from the Robert Adam Library at Audley End Representing Fire”, 1770 — Saffron Walden Museum
“Castor and Pollux, the Heavenly Twins”, 1783 — Castle Coole
“Boreas and Oreithyia”
“Thomas Hollis (1659-1731), copy after an original dated 1723”, 1764 — Harvard Art Museums
“Selling of Cupids” — Yale Center for British Art
“John Locke” — Yale Center for British Art
“Bathsheba at her Toilette”, 1750
“The Annunciation”, 1769 — Clare College