Italian School, Architectural Capriccio, Oil, 17th

Fine pair of Italian School architectural capricci, follower of Viviano Codazzi (1604-1670). Oil on canvas. One featuring the Roman colosseum, the other a landscape with ruins and figures. Each measur

(17th century or style) Capriccio View with Shepherds among Architectural Ruins, unsigned, oil on canvas, 34 x 27 in.; carved gilt wood and veneer frame, lined, retouched, craquelure, flaking, grime;

Italian School, first half 19th century. Manner of Marco Ricci (Italian, 1676-1730), "Architectural Capriccio Scene", oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Horizontally aligned landscape painting depict

Italian School. 18th-19th century. Capriccio Architectural Painting. Oil on canvas. Condition: Excellent condition. Relined. Insignificant retouch. Frame H 42-1/4" W 53-1/2" Sight H 38" W 50". Copy an

17th C. Italian Architectural Capriccio Painting. Oil on canvas, framed. Provenance: The Estate of James Alfe (1948-2003). Size: 35'' x 46'', 89 x 117 cm (sight); 39'' x 50'', 99 x 127 cm (frame).

17th/18thc. Italian School, Boy with Bird Cage in Architectural Setting, oil on canvas, with various decorative pentimenti visible beneath the top layer of paint. Dimensions: 64 x 37.5 in. Condition

capriccio with architectural ruins and boats in a harbor; oil on canvas, relined on canvas; 30 x 40 inches; 36 x 46 1/2 inches frame

Oil on canvas. Capriccio. From an Upper West Side, NYC collection. - Dimensions: 36.75" high x 47.25" wide

A fine pair of mid 19th century oil on canvas paintings, each companion piece a harbor view through architectural ruins populated by nobles and various figures, unsigned paintings in shaped, molded fr

Framed Italian School oil on canvas painting, Classical Landscape with Roman Architecture, sight: 47.25"h, 51.25"w, overall: 54.25"h, 58.25"w Start Price: $300.00

Italian School18th/19th centuryCapriccio ruins in a mountainous landscapeoil on canvas48 1/2 x 68 1/2in (123.5 x 174cm)

Italian School, last half 19th century. "Lakeside Capriccio Scene", oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, verso with label "Made in Italy", verso with label "2265 NI". Horizontally-aligned landscape pai

Italian School (18th/19th Century), Capriccio landscape scene with ancient ruins, oil on canvas, unsigned.Dimensions: Canvas 27 1/2 x 48in; frame 32 1/2 x 51 1/4in.

(lot of 2) Italian School (19th century), Capriccios, oils on canvas, unsigned, canvases: 33.5"h x 19.5"w, overalls (with frames): 38.75" x 24.5"w

Italian School, 18th century. Capriccio with classical Roman /Greek ruins and two figures, oil on canvas. Apparently unsigned, framed. Approx. 21" x 27.25" (frame), 19" x 25.125" (canvas)

Italian school, 20th century. Capriccio-style oil on canvas. Signed "Ozzoni" lower center, framed. Approx. 27" x 23" (frame), 20" x 16" (canvas)

The fantasy landscape with figures before a lake with ruins, with frame and stretchers are of the period and appear to be the original. Canvas measures 22.5 x 20.25 with a framed size of 30.5 x 28.25

17th century Italian School oil on canvas portrait of a doge, possibly Marino Grimani (Venetian, 1532-1605), 89th Doge of Venice, after the original by Domenico Robust Tintoretto (1560-1635). Signatur

Italian School, late 18th century, Italian Capriccio, oil on panel, the painting showing a stone arch and domed building in the background, unsigned, 10" h x 9" w.

Italian School, late 18th century, Italian Capriccio, oil on panel, the painting showing three columns at a watery edge, unsigned, 10" h x 9" w.

17th Century, Italian School Oil on canvas. 9 1/4 x 12 1/2 in. Hicks Street Gallery, Brooklyn, New York. Ex. Edward Cornwell (1936 - 2002) collection Rochester, NY.

Italian School, 20th Century Capriccio with Figures oil on canvas laid to board 19 1/4 x 15 inches.

Italian School(18th/19th century)Capriccio scenes (4)oil on shaped canvas39 x 56 1/2in (99 x 143.5cm)

Artist Unknown (Italian School, 19th Century) Capriccio (Ruins with Figures) oil on canvas laid to board signed illegibly (lower right) 11 1/2 x 9 inches. Property from the Estate of Anne M. Baker, Pe