Pozzi, Stefano
Record IDcnp01420587
URIhttp://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/cnp01420587
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Biographical Data1699 - 1768
Place of BirthRom
Place of DeathRom
Last Edit2024-02-08
General Note
Peintre, dessinateur, graveur et décorateur. Pourrait être né en 1707
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Further Biographical DataRoma, 09.11.1699?-11.06.1768
09.11.1699-11.06.1768
Intellectual ResponsibilityAuteur
Primary Language(s)Italian
ActivityPersonen zu Malerei, Zeichnung, Grafik (13.4p) (sswd)
Maler (gnd)
Geographic NoteIT (iso3166)
NationalityItalian
Place of Activity
Place of BirthRome (1699)
Lieu de naissance
Lieu de naissance
Rom
Geburtsort
Geburtsort
Place of ActivityNeapel
Wirkungsort
Wirkungsort
Rom
Wirkungsort
Wirkungsort
Place of DeathRom
Sterbeort
Sterbeort
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See alsoPozzi, Andrea, 1718-1769
Beziehung familiaer. -- Bruder
Beziehung familiaer. -- Bruder
Pozzi, Rocco, 1701-1774
Beziehung familiaer. -- Bruder
Beziehung familiaer. -- Bruder
Accademia Nazionale di San Luca
Relation allgemein
Relation allgemein
Pozzi, Giuseppe, 1723-1765
Beziehung familiaer. -- Bruder
Beziehung familiaer. -- Bruder
Names
HeadingPozzi, Stefano
used in: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris; Integrated Authority File (GND), Germany
used in: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris; Integrated Authority File (GND), Germany
Pozzi, Stefano
used in: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris
used in: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris
Variant NamePozzi, Etienne
Sources
Found inArch. biogr. italiano. — LCAuth. — LCAuth. — AKL (online)
Imprint SourcesNuova pianta di Roma / data in luce da Giambattista Nolli ; [contrib. Stefano Pozzi], 1748
In a popular story involving the loves of the gods from Greco-Roman mythology, the centaur Nessus escapes through the Euenus River with the abducted Deianira, the wife of Hercules, who comes to her rescue. Clad in a lion's skin, he is about to shoot the arrow which will kill the centaur. The cupid with a torch symbolizes the amorous passions that motivated Nessus. The old man with the urn gushing water is the river-god Euenus, and the attending women are nymphs, spirits of the water. The oval painting field indicates that the painting was to be set into a larger framework, and, indeed, Pozzi was primarily known for his decorative ensembles.
[Stefano Pozzi / Walters Art Museum:
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Info about artwork -- Public domain -- http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stefano Pozzi - The Abduction of Deianira - Walters 371836.jpg]
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