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Antonio Zucchi

Antonio Zucchi

Virgil Reading the Aeneid to the Emperor Augustus, His Wife Livia and His Fainting Sister, Octavia (1767)

Apollo and the Muses (1767)

Minerva Presenting the Personifications of the Arts of Painting, Gardening, Sculpture and Architecture to Britannia (1767)

Homer Crowned as Poet Laureate (1767)

An Unidentified Classical Subject A Quarrel over a Dead Ass (1767)

Socrates Drinking the Hemlock (1767)

An Unidentified Classical Subject A Fight (1767)

Justice and Strength (Fortitude) (1767)

A Greek Philosopher and His Disciples (1767)

Wisdom (Prudence) and Temperance (1767)

Aristippus and His Companions after Being Shipwrecked, Seeing Mathematical Diagrams, Realise the Land Was Inhabited (a set of three decorative wall panels) (1768)

Diogenes Casting Away His Wooden Bowl as a Superfluity, on Seeing a Youth Drinking from His Hand (a set of three decorative wall panels) (1768)

Mitellus Ordering a Marble Crow to Be Put on the Tomb of His Former Master, Diodorus Siculus (a set of three decorative wall panels) (1768)

Navigation (1769)

The Infant Hercules (1769)

A Bacchanal (1769)

Mathematics (1769)

Minerva among the Arts (1769)

Justice Embracing Peace (1769)

Hercules between Glory and the Passions (1769)

Philosophy (1769)

Agriculture (1769)

Commerce (1769)

The Aldobrandini Marriage (1769)

Theology (1769)

An Epithalium (1769)

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