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Sebastiano Conca
1680–1764
(b Gaeta, 8 Jan. 1680; d Naples, 1 Sept. 1764). Italian painter. He was a pupil of Solimena in Naples, then in about 1706 moved to Rome, where he became one of the leading decorative painters during the first half of the 18th century, developing an elegant Rococo style out of the High Baroque tradition.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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The Government of Pope Benedict XIV Sebastiano Conca (1680–1764)The Government of Pope Benedict XIV Manchester Art Gallery
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The Blessings of Good Government Sebastiano Conca (1680–1764)The Blessings of Good Government Manchester Art Gallery
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Holy Family with Saint Anne, the Baptist and Zacharias 1723 Sebastiano Conca (1680–1764)Holy Family with Saint Anne, the Baptist and Zacharias 1723 Dulwich Picture Gallery
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The Virgin Recommending a Group of Saints to the Holy Trinity 1740–1742 Sebastiano Conca (1680–1764)The Virgin Recommending a Group of Saints to the Holy Trinity 1740–1742 National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish National Gallery
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The Education of Dionysus c.1730 Sebastiano Conca (1680–1764)The Education of Dionysus c.1730 Brighton and Hove Museums and Art Galleries
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The Genius of History (Fame Writing History) Sebastiano Conca (1680–1764)The Genius of History (Fame Writing History) National Trust, Stourhead
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Paradise Sebastiano Conca (1680–1764) (attributed to)Paradise Victoria and Albert Museum
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The Virgin and Child in Glory and the Four Latin Fathers of the Church Sebastiano Conca (1680–1764) (attributed to)The Virgin and Child in Glory and the Four Latin Fathers of the Church The Fitzwilliam Museum
