Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro
Research on the European success of Venetian art during the 18th century has above all examined the activity of the painters. This paper analyzes the works of Venetian sculptors through some important case studies. Attention is given to several commissions of sculpture from Russia (among them works...
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| description | Research on the European success of Venetian art during the 18th century has above all examined the activity of the painters. This paper analyzes the works of Venetian sculptors through some important case studies. Attention is given to several commissions of sculpture from Russia (among them works ordered by Peter the Great from 1719 to 1723), German states (Prussia, Saxony and Bavaria), Sweden and England. The analysis also concerns Venetian intellectuals who played the roles of mediators, such as Anton Maria Zanetti and Francesco Algarotti. The comparative study of these commissions allows us to formulate hypotheses about who were the most praised sculptors and whether there was a taste for specific artistic tendencies. It seems, for example, that British clients mainly appreciated classical sculptors like Antonio Gai and Giovanni Marchiori, in contrast to other countries, where also baroque artists were valued. The article also notes the case of Antonio Corradini, who operated for several years abroad, in Vienna and Dresden. There is finally also the attempt to outline some ideas and starting points for further research on this topic; among them an enquiry about taste for Venetian baroque sculptures in the 19th and 20th centuries. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-959e6d037b7147be8502c803a2ad651f2023-12-03T08:29:43ZdeuInternational Association of Research Institutes in the History of Art (RIHA)RIHA Journal2190-33282190-33282014-12-010101Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoroBenuzzi, FabienResearch on the European success of Venetian art during the 18th century has above all examined the activity of the painters. This paper analyzes the works of Venetian sculptors through some important case studies. Attention is given to several commissions of sculpture from Russia (among them works ordered by Peter the Great from 1719 to 1723), German states (Prussia, Saxony and Bavaria), Sweden and England. The analysis also concerns Venetian intellectuals who played the roles of mediators, such as Anton Maria Zanetti and Francesco Algarotti. The comparative study of these commissions allows us to formulate hypotheses about who were the most praised sculptors and whether there was a taste for specific artistic tendencies. It seems, for example, that British clients mainly appreciated classical sculptors like Antonio Gai and Giovanni Marchiori, in contrast to other countries, where also baroque artists were valued. The article also notes the case of Antonio Corradini, who operated for several years abroad, in Vienna and Dresden. There is finally also the attempt to outline some ideas and starting points for further research on this topic; among them an enquiry about taste for Venetian baroque sculptures in the 19th and 20th centuries.http://www.riha-journal.org/articles/2014/2014-oct-dec/special-issue-collecting-italian-art/benuzzi-committenze-europeeVenetian sculpture18th centuryPatronageNorthern EuropePeter the GreatAntonio GaiGiovanni MarchioriAntonio Corradini |
| spellingShingle | Benuzzi, Fabien Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro RIHA Journal Venetian sculpture 18th century Patronage Northern Europe Peter the Great Antonio Gai Giovanni Marchiori Antonio Corradini |
| title | Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro |
| title_full | Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro |
| title_fullStr | Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro |
| title_full_unstemmed | Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro |
| title_short | Committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel Settecento. Una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro |
| title_sort | committenze europee di scultura veneziana nel settecento una panoramica e alcune ipotesi di lavoro |
| topic | Venetian sculpture 18th century Patronage Northern Europe Peter the Great Antonio Gai Giovanni Marchiori Antonio Corradini |
| url | http://www.riha-journal.org/articles/2014/2014-oct-dec/special-issue-collecting-italian-art/benuzzi-committenze-europee |
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