Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
Giovanni Elia Morghen came from a family of engravers in Florence. According to the testimony of Raphael, the most illustrious member of the family, his grandfather was originally from Montpellier and, after marrying a Genoese woman, he moved to Florence, where he opened a lace shop. Both their sons, Giovanni Elia and Filippo, specialized in chalcographic art. Giovanni was predominantly a draftsman, whilst Filippo mastered the art of carving. In Florence, Giovanni Elia Morghen was a pupil of Giovan Domenico Ferretti, and he probably also worked at the workshop of Carlo Bartolomeo Gregori. Indeed, he, with the other artists of the school, made 26 of the engravings present in the second Florentine edition (1766) of the Salon paintings at Riccardi Medici Palace. He then moved to Naples with his brother. From 1756, he began participating in the creation of the tables of the Antiquities of Herculaneum, a work of several volumes published in Naples with various interruptions in the late nineteenth century. In 1767, he published six tables with representations of the temples of Paestum, taken from drawings by Antonio Joli. He also took part in the editorial venture of Pietro Paolo Montagnani, aimed at reproducing the paintings of Vatican environments in Rome, contributing to the 1789 volume.
Late 18th Century Old Masters Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Late 18th Century Old Masters Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Late 18th Century Old Masters Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Late 18th Century Old Masters Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Late 18th Century Old Masters Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Late 18th Century Old Masters Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Late 18th Century Old Masters Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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1920s Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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1930s Ashcan School Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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1970s Contemporary Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Early 19th Century Realist Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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2010s Other Art Style Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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2010s Other Art Style Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Mid-20th Century Modern Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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16th Century Old Masters Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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2010s Contemporary Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Mid-19th Century Barbizon School Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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1970s Surrealist Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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Early 2000s Other Art Style Giovanni Elia Morghen Animal Prints
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