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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableJakop Philipp Hackert was the most respected landscape painter of early German classicism. Thanks to his Italian landscapes, he enjoyed great popularity not only among travelers to Italy, but also among the European nobility. Goethe held him in high esteem. Jakop Philipp Hackert's artistic career began in the workshop of his painter family. In 1758, his training took him to the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin. Two vedute of the year 1761 brought him attention and an invitation of the Swedish government council Adolf Friedrich von Olthof to Stralsund, Rügen and Stockholm for the picturesque decoration of the town house and the manor house Boldevitz. The years 1765-1768 in Paris, especially the acquaintance with the French landscape and marine painter Claude Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) and with the engraver Johann Georg Wille (1715-1808). Journeys to Normandy and Picardy followed, and in 1768 to Italy with his brother. In Rome and Naples, his acquaintance with the art patrons Johann Friedrich Reiffenstein and William Hamilton quickly helped him to international fame. The success was reflected in numerous commissions from the European nobility.
In 1771/72, commissioned by the Russian empress, Jakop Philipp Hackert created 12 paintings of the naval battle in Cesme, and in 1786 he became court painter to King Ferdinand IV of Naples. However, he gained general reputation as a painter, draftsman and etcher of Italian landscapes, which he created during his travels throughout Italy. In addition to landscape vedute, often of the same place in numerous variations of the motif and repetitions of compositional schemes, he also drew ancient excavation sites, Mount Etna and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. His works were popular with travelers as souvenirs and were widely distributed through the engravings of his brother George. Hackert found a special friend and admirer in Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. He had already become aware of the artist in 1783 through two landscapes in the possession of the Duke of Gotha, in whom he particularly appreciated his conscientiousness and structure in the reproduction of nature. Artistry, diligence and patience combined with a cheerful disposition also won Hackert Goethe's personal admiration. The year 1786 brought the two together as Neapolitan court artists and saw Hackert for a time as the great poet's drawing teacher. The latter henceforth collected the friend's works and published a posthumous biography in 1811.
Hackert's landscape views are topographically accurate, the structure strictly classicist, the painting style dry, almost devoid of any mood. This met the need of Italian tourism for detailed renderings more than the free composition of the heroic landscapes of his Roman colleagues, and explains part of his success. Goethe elevated him to an instructive ideal for his successors, who, however, with the onset of Romanticism pursued an entirely different conception of landscape. As a result of the Lazzaroni uprising, Hackert fled Naples via Livorno and Pisa to Florence, where he died on his estate in 1807.
Jakop Philipp Hackert was the most respected landscape painter of early German classicism. Thanks to his Italian landscapes, he enjoyed great popularity not only among travelers to Italy, but also among the European nobility. Goethe held him in high esteem. Jakop Philipp Hackert's artistic career began in the workshop of his painter family. In 1758, his training took him to the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin. Two vedute of the year 1761 brought him attention and an invitation of the Swedish government council Adolf Friedrich von Olthof to Stralsund, Rügen and Stockholm for the picturesque decoration of the town house and the manor house Boldevitz. The years 1765-1768 in Paris, especially the acquaintance with the French landscape and marine painter Claude Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) and with the engraver Johann Georg Wille (1715-1808). Journeys to Normandy and Picardy followed, and in 1768 to Italy with his brother. In Rome and Naples, his acquaintance with the art patrons Johann Friedrich Reiffenstein and William Hamilton quickly helped him to international fame. The success was reflected in numerous commissions from the European nobility.
In 1771/72, commissioned by the Russian empress, Jakop Philipp Hackert created 12 paintings of the naval battle in Cesme, and in 1786 he became court painter to King Ferdinand IV of Naples. However, he gained general reputation as a painter, draftsman and etcher of Italian landscapes, which he created during his travels throughout Italy. In addition to landscape vedute, often of the same place in numerous variations of the motif and repetitions of compositional schemes, he also drew ancient excavation sites, Mount Etna and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. His works were popular with travelers as souvenirs and were widely distributed through the engravings of his brother George. Hackert found a special friend and admirer in Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. He had already become aware of the artist in 1783 through two landscapes in the possession of the Duke of Gotha, in whom he particularly appreciated his conscientiousness and structure in the reproduction of nature. Artistry, diligence and patience combined with a cheerful disposition also won Hackert Goethe's personal admiration. The year 1786 brought the two together as Neapolitan court artists and saw Hackert for a time as the great poet's drawing teacher. The latter henceforth collected the friend's works and published a posthumous biography in 1811.
Hackert's landscape views are topographically accurate, the structure strictly classicist, the painting style dry, almost devoid of any mood. This met the need of Italian tourism for detailed renderings more than the free composition of the heroic landscapes of his Roman colleagues, and explains part of his success. Goethe elevated him to an instructive ideal for his successors, who, however, with the onset of Romanticism pursued an entirely different conception of landscape. As a result of the Lazzaroni uprising, Hackert fled Naples via Livorno and Pisa to Florence, where he died on his estate in 1807.
.jpg "Ferdinand IV Hunting Wild Boar on the Cassano Estate (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Hunting Wild Boar by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Waterfall at Tivoli by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 1774 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Arcadian Landscape by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1080062).jpg "Coot Hunting at Lake Fusano by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Summer by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of Itri by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_visiting_the_Colosseum_in_Rome_c1790_-_(MeisterDrucke-63028).jpg "Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visiting the Colosseum in Rome, c.1790 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Destruction of the Turkish Fleet at the Bay of Chesma, 1772 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Battle of Chesma on the 5th July 1770 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "A view of Rome with peasants and ruins by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Ideal Landscape with Temple of Juno from Agrigentum by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of the Port of Taranto (Painting) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1090639).jpg "View of Persano by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View over Taranto harbour, detail of commercial activities, workers and people in traditional dress by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1088428).jpg "English Garden at Palace of Caserta by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Eruption of Vesuvius by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of a Ship in the Port of Monopoli, Apulia, Italy by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Gulf of Pozzuoli by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_in_Sicily_Dockers_in_the_port_unloading_th_-_(MeisterDrucke-970062).jpg "View of the port of Messina in Sicily by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_in_Italy_in_the_18th_century_Dockers_in_th_-_(MeisterDrucke-1000097).jpg "View of the Port of Taranto in Italy by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1090495).jpg "Spring, view of Volturno and Matese by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Castellammare di Stabia Shipyard by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Antique Landscape with Phaeton")
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.jpg "The Cascata Grande of Isola del Liri by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Coot Hunt of Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies on Lake Fusaro near Naples, Italy by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Port of Gaeta, the Pier and the Fortress by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1081823).jpg "View of port of Trani, by Philippe Hackert by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1091426).jpg "Launch of ship in Castellammare di Stabia shipyard by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_with_brick_factory_Detail_Painting_by_Jacob_Philipp_H_-_(MeisterDrucke-982153).jpg "Landscape of Gaeta with brick factory (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Falls at Tivoli by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1092787).jpg "Ferry on Sele by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "An Italian Capriccio Veduta by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Ferdinand IV Hunting Wild Boar on the Cassano Estate (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of the Military Fortifications of the Port of Reggio Calabria (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_Painting_by_Jacob_Phi_-_(MeisterDrucke-1022640).jpg "People from Gallipoli, Apulia, Italy by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of the Gulf of Pozzuoli from Solfatara by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Fishermen and peasant women from Barletta, Italy (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_D_-_(MeisterDrucke-1092514).jpg "Ferdinand IV Hunting Coots on Lake Fusaro (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_(17_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002536).jpg "The Coot Hunt of Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies (or Ferdinand IV of Naples) (1751-1825) on Lake Fusaro near Naples, Italy (detail) - Painting by Jacob Philipp Hackert (1737-1807) 1783 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1092667).jpg "Winter: hunting in Persano reserve by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_Debut_des_combats_le_5_juillet_1770_(The_Battle_-_(MeisterDrucke-1323360).jpg "The Battle of Chesma. Beginning of the Fight on 5 July 1770 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1092668).jpg "View of small marina at Sorrento by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Naval Battle of Chesma on 5 July 1770 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Ferdinand IV Hunting Wild Boar on the Cassano Estate (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Harvest at Carditello near Caserta by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Royal Princes at the Harvest at the Carditello Estate by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Eruption of Etna by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_Paint_-_(MeisterDrucke-1001490).jpg "Mussel Fishermen from Monopoli, Puglia, Italy by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_E_-_(MeisterDrucke-1314018).jpg "The Naval Battle of Chesma on 5 July 1770 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "River Landscape by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of Ships in the Strait of Messina, Reggio Calabria, Italy (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Port of Livorno with the Rescue of Shipwrecked by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1088906).jpg "Autumn, harvest near Sorrento by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Idyllic Landscape at Dusk by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "A Shepherd and a Merchant in the Port of Monopoli, Puglia, Italy by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Landscape by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_Detail_Painting_by_Ja_-_(MeisterDrucke-1001494).jpg "Peasants of Barletta, Italy (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Antique Landscape with the Phaethon")
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.jpg "Villa d")
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.jpg "A View of the Coast near Naples with a British Royal Navy Three-Decker flying the Flag of a Vice Admiral of the Red by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_Det_-_(MeisterDrucke-960746).jpg "Musicians of the Bourbon Orchestra (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_Painting_by_Jac_-_(MeisterDrucke-1001492).jpg "Two Young Girls from Monopoli, Puglia, Italy by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Naval Battle of Damietta in 1770 by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Harvest in Carditello, detail by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Fishermen and Olive Oil Dealer in Naples, Italy by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Lake Bracciano by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Coastal Landscape by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Longshoremen (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of Messina harbour (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_in_Sicily_detail_depicting_a_group_of_weal_-_(MeisterDrucke-1030155).jpg "View of the port of Messina in Sicily (detail). Painting by Jacob Philipp Hackert (1737-1807) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
_in_Sicily_detail_depicting_a_group_of_weal_-_(MeisterDrucke-1030155).jpg)
_(People_on_the_docks_o_-_(MeisterDrucke-947799).jpg "People on the Docks of Gaeta Harbour (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of Messina harbour, workers by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Return of the Fleet from Algeria to the Bay of Naples by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "A Harbour Scene by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Winter by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "A Pair of Landscapes with Bathing Nymphs by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The return of the fleet from Algeria to the Bay of Naples by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "A Shipwreck by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1090668).jpg "Royal family reaping on Carditello Estate by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Villa Costaguto in Rome by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of the Small Marina at Sorrento by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1094373).jpg "Trip to Caserta royal estates by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of Cava dei Tirreni by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Two Warriors in a Landscape of Trees and Rocks by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Sophora by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Fishermen by a Moored Vessel with a Village by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of Port of Messina (detail) by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "A Dutch Pink Returning to Shore by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Bay of Naples near Santa Lucia Showing the Naval Fleets Returning from Algiers by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Bay of Naples near Santa Lucia Showing the Naval Fleets Returning from Algiers by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "Roman Landscape by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "The Bay of Naples near Santa Lucia Showing the Naval Fleets Returning from Algiers by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of the Port of Messina, from the Palazzo del Senato by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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.jpg "View of the Small Marina at Sorrento by Jacob Philippe Hackert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1605812).jpg "View of a Part of the Convent of S. Cosimato (no. III) by François Morel")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1604716).jpg "View of Vicovaro Anc. Varia (no. 1) by François Morel")
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.jpg "Standing Man, Holding Staff--Seated Female by François Morel")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1605633).jpg "View Where Horace")
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