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Francesco Novelli (1764-1836) was an Italian engraver who produced numerous portraits of prominent figures, including those of architects, intellectuals, and artists. His engravings are notable for their meticulous detail, fine lines, and clear depiction of his subjects. Novelli's work often features a combination of realism and idealized portraiture, with a focus on capturing the character and intelligence of his sitters. He was particularly known for his engraved portraits of famous individuals, and many of his works are preserved in museums and private collections worldwide.
Born
1764
Died
1836
Self-portrait in a cap: laughing
Francesco Novelli
1630
Jan Cornelis Sylvius
Francesco Novelli
1792
Pamflet met vioolspeler en hond
Francesco Novelli
1791
Descent from the Cross
Francesco Novelli
1790
Self-portrait leaning on a stone sill
Francesco Novelli
1790
Saint Paul the Hermit and Saint Anthony Abbot conversin...
Francesco Novelli
1807
Man in een studeervertrek
Francesco Novelli
1806
A blind hurdy-gurdy player and family receiving alms
Francesco Novelli
1806
Jongeman, mogelijk bankier en kunstverzamelaar Henry Hope
Francesco Novelli
1806
Arnout Tholinx, inspector
Francesco Novelli
1806
A peasant in a high cap, standing leaning on a stick
Francesco Novelli
1806
Beggar seated warming his hands at a chafing dish
Francesco Novelli
1806
The hog
Francesco Novelli
1806
Portret van architect Tommaso Temanza
Francesco Novelli
1806
The Rest on the Flight into Egypt: A Night Piece (rever...
Francesco Novelli
1803