Capriccio Painting

Antique Painting from the 18th Century - Large Landscape with Classical Ruins and Figures, a Baroque capriccio featuring architectural ruins and figures; a refined antique painting f...

In musical terms, a capriccio is a short, lively, free-form piece of music.

After "Capriccio Lagunare" Imagined Venetian Village Scene with Ruins and Lagoon Study of the mid-18th century painting "Capriccio Lagunare" by Francesco Guardi, completed by an unk...

Executed in an exceptionally elongated format, the painting unfolds like a theatrical stage across the picture plane.

Our painting faithfully follows Stom's style, showing a grandiose Roman triumphal arch in the foreground.

Morosini, depicting “Architectural Capriccios with Stories of David” in which, although they have a complex composition, we can find numerous compositional details that are similar t...

Antonio Joli (Modena, c. 1700 – Naples, 1777) Architectural capriccio Oil on canvas, 84 x 72 cm Two-tone frame, 98.5 x 86 cm Critical Profile: Prof. Giancarlo Sestieri This arch...

Lucia Ponga degli Ancillo (Venice 1887 - 1966) - Venetian Capriccio with Ruins, Boats and Staffage Figures. 25 x 35 cm (without frame) - 44.5 x 55 cm (with frame). Oil on panel, in...

This imaginative invention follows an architectural pattern that is found, with few variations, in many similar “Capriccios” by Alberto Carlieri (Rome 1672 - post 1719), to whom the ...

Signed lower left 'Girard' (French, 20th Century) and painted, circa 1965, in the style of Bernard Buffet. (N.B. Additional signature detail photographed under 365nm ultraviolet lig...

Lucia Ponga degli Ancillo (Venice 1887 - 1966) - Venetian Capriccio with Jetty, Gondola and Staffage Figures. 25 x 35 cm (without frame) - 44.5 x 55 cm (with frame). Oil on panel, ...

Andrea Locatelli (Rome, 1695–1741) An Architectural Whim with Ruins Oil on canvas, 47 x 62 cm Critical Profile: Prof. Alessandro Agresti Andrea Locatelli (Rome, 1695–1741), one o...

Capriccio from Jeremias August Urlaub, born 1784 in Hanau, death 1837 in St.Petersburg belongs to an important franconian painter family. Original magnificent and special frame, o...

Baroque capriccio with architectural ruins and figures, an early 18th century Italian painting showing an imaginary landscape with Roman ruins and figures, an early Italian oil-on-ca...

There is another oil painting in glass, also attributed to Francesco Chiarottini and depicting architectural capriccio with the Monument of the Four Moors in Livorno, the Pantheon an...

Painter of ruins xviii century: "capriccio with classical ruins and four figures" , pendant with "capriccio with classical ruins and three figures" Oil on canvas cm 140 x 95 The ...

A capriccio with the Colosseum in Roma 17th century Italian school Circle of Viviano Codazzi (1604-1670) Oil on canvas Dimensions: h. 35.43 in, w. 51.18 in Modern 17th century style ...

The Italian Landscape English artist, early 19th century circle/ follower of Joseph Mallord William Turner (British 1775-1851) oil on wood panel, framed in a delightful antique walnu...

Italian 18th Century Miniature Capriccio with Ruins and Figures attr. to Giovanni Panini.

depicting figures in a fantastical landscape near a ruined castle with mountains and a village in the near distance, mounted in a period giltwood frame

Francess Richardson Cambridge Capriccio Gouache on paper c. 1980 43x53cm Framed in hand-finished black frame A Cambridge-based artist who has accumulated all the best features of ...

Pair of grand scale oil on canvas Capriccios by a Follower of Viviano Codazzi. Mid to late 17th century of ruins and figures. Neoclassical landscape. Beautifully imagined arches with...

Italian 19th century Grand Tour oil painting on canvas in the manner of Giovanni Panini depicting a landscape with roman ruins, framed in a shaped carved giltwood moulding.

Alberto Carlieri (Italy-Roma 1672-1720), "Christ and the adulteress", Oil on canvas, with frame cm H 115 x L 151 x 6.5, only canvas H 98.5 x L 135 cm good conservation conditions ...

A Perfect example of Capriccio painting with religious, historical, mythological and allegorical subjects, inspired by philosophical and literary suggestions.

These two extraordinary 18th century oil on canvas paintings are done in the style of the French painter Jean-Honoré Fragonard whose late Rococo manner is renowned. Depicting landsca...

He is considered to be among the last practitioners, along with his brothers, of the classic Venetian school of painting. In the early part of his career he collaborated with his old...

A four-panel folding screen, hand-painted with a classical landscape scene, evoking the grandeur of European-inspired capriccio paintings. This piece showcases architectural ruins, l...

The 18th century was truly the golden age of fantastic architecture, otherwise known as Capriccio, which also inspired fields other than painting and drawing, such as the art of the ...

Italian School, 18th century, circle of Giovanni Battista Piranesi Capriccio con arco (verso: study of a man) Brown ink on paper, 39 x 24.5 cm Unsigned Provenance: Private collec...

A late-Boroque study of relief-style carvings adorned with scrolling acanthus leaves, mythical figures, and floral swags. Graphite on cream laid paper, 6 x 4 1/2 inches (154 x 115 m...

This superb British 18th century Old Master capriccio oil painting is attributed to circle of noted landscape artist Richard Wilson.

This stunning Italian Capriccio Old Master landscape oil painting is attributed to circle of Giovanni Paolo Panini.

This dramatic capriccio style painting is set within a wonderful and richly patinated Mecca frame displaying mottled and beaded bands surrounding the painting.

Oil on Canvas and Giltwood painting, in the manner of Giovanni Paolo Panini. This storytelling Capriccio style painting is wonderfully detailed with individuals conversing about a la...

The two artworks are part of two painting genres; landscape painting and capriccio.

Glazed oak wood frame 43cmx53cm Dry mounted painting 27cmx38cm A capriccio view of one of the many beautiful coves in the pictureque area of the Amalfi Coast in Italy.

Created later than Panini’s fanciful capriccio style paintings of the mid 18th century, the arch remains in partial ruin and was not fully restored until 1824.