Giovanni Paolo Panini
Italian painter and architect of the eighteenth century, active chiefly in Rome, specialising in cityscapes and capricci of classical ruins. He is remembered for his detailed depictions of Roman monuments, both real and imaginary, which combined archaeological precision with scenographic compositions highly prized by travellers on the Grand Tour.
- Works
- 19
- Years
- 1725–1758
- As prints
- 9
Classical RuinsGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1725
Interior of Saint Peter's, RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1730
Interior of the Basilica of Santa Maria MaggioreGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1730
Ruins of the ForumGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1732From €29
Interior of the Pantheon, RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1734From €29
The Colosseum and Other Monuments of Ancient RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1735From €29
The Roman Forum, or Campo VaccinoGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1735
Roman CapriccioGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1738From €29
Banquet SceneGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1740From €29
The Preaching of an ApostleGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1740
Piazza del PopoloGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1741
The Trevi Fountain in RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1744
Feast of Charles IIIGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1745
Landscape with the Pyramid of CestiusGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1745From €29
Charles of Bourbon Visiting Pope Benedict XIV at the Coffee House del QuirinaleGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1746
Ancient RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1757From €29
Ancient RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1757
Modern RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1757From €29
Gallery of Views of Ancient RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini, 1758From €29