When did Roman 17th Century live?

Roman 17th Century lived from 1612 to 1612.

What movement was Roman 17th Century part of?

Roman 17th Century was part of the Baroque movement.

Where can I see paintings by Roman 17th Century?

Paintings by Roman 17th Century are held by National Gallery of Art.

Roman 17th Century — Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

1612–1612

Roman 17th Century was a Baroque artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art.

A 17th-century Roman sculptor left behind just three known pieces, all tied to 1612. The front of one bronze shows Pope Paul V laying the cornerstone for San Carlo ai Catinari, Rome’s new church, while the back carries the church’s founding inscription. A third work, done later in brown ink, sketches a bearded man meeting God the Father in a biblical scene. Every item is a tiny, precise slice of Baroque Rome. Tap “Inscription [reverse]” to see the hidden wording on the bronze’s back.

Works by Roman 17th Century

Studies for a Biblical Scene with God the Father Appearing to a Bearded Male Figure

Collections represented

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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