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Design for a cloth as place of an inscription by Italian Carlo Marchionni — VisualArtsDB

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Design for a cloth as place of an inscription

Design for a cloth as place of an inscription

Design for a cloth as place of an inscription

Italian Carlo Marchionni

1780

Medium: Graphite, brush and gray watercolor on laid paper
Genre: Ornament
Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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Sketches

Sketches

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1740

Design for a Candelabra

Design for a Candelabra

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1800

Façade with the Albani Arms

Façade with the Albani Arms

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1730

Design for an over door

Design for an over door

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1720

Colonnade with Fountain

Colonnade with Fountain

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1770

Design for a Casino in a Park

Design for a Casino in a Park

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1720

Elevation of a royal building

Elevation of a royal building

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1740

A Pastoral Landscape

A Pastoral Landscape

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1780

Architectural and Figural Sketches

Architectural and Figural Sketches

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1750

Alternative Design for the High Altar, Santa Maria del Priorato, Rome, Italy

Alternative Design for the High Altar, Santa Maria del Priorato, Rome, Italy

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1760

Tree in Landscape

Tree in Landscape

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1800

Sketch, for an office building (possibly Villa Albani)

Sketch, for an office building (possibly Villa Albani)

Italian Carlo Marchionni, 1720