Marco Ricci
Italian Artist · 1676–1730
5 works across 2 collections on LinkedCulture
Born to a family of artists, Marco Ricci first studied with his uncle Sebastiano Ricci. After murdering a gondolier in a brawl, Marco fled to Dalmatia, where he spent four years apprenticed to a landscape painter. By 1705 he was in Milan working with Alessandro Magnasco, absorbing his free handling of paint. After trips to Florence and Rome, he went to the Netherlands and studied Dutch landscape p
Works
View as IIIF ↗Capriccio with Roman Ruins
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1676–1730
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Fishing Boats in a Storm
Getty Museum · about 1715
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Landscape with Travellers, Two Riding in a Carriage Driven by a Postilion and a Third on Horseback behind
Getty Museum · about 1720
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Mountainous Landscape with Hermits
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1676–1730
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The House of Marco Ricci in the Bellunese
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1726
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