
1687–1767 · Italian · 9 artworks
artist bio
Giambattista Pittoni was a prominent Venetian painter of the Rococo period, known for his elegant compositions and refined color palettes. He excelled in both religious and mythological subjects, contributing significantly to the development of Venetian painting in the 18th century.
related: Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Francesco Guardi, Canaletto

Christ and the Adultress Sheffield
1732

The Rest on the Flight into Egypt
1726

Head of the Virgin

Hagar in the Desert

Allegory of Summer and Winter

Il Sacrificio Di Polissena
1734

Saint Eustace
1722

Sacrificio Di Polissena

Madone Et Enfant Avec Deux Anges