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Domenico Antonio Vaccaro

Italian painter (1678-1745)

Born in Naples. Died in Naples.

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A life in paintings

Born 16787 dated paintingsDied 1745

11 works

5 without a public image, listed last

  • Saint John The Divine
    Saint John The Divine
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    1690–1710 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Solomon Worshiping a Pagan God
    Solomon Worshiping a Pagan God
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    1695 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • God the Father and the Holy Ghost
    God the Father and the Holy Ghost
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    c. 1700–1710 · Mauritshuis
  • Madonna and Child with Saints Roch, Sebastian and Francis Xavier
    Madonna and Child with Saints Roch, Sebastian and Francis Xavier
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    c. 1730 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Martyrium des heiligen Prokop
    Martyrium des heiligen Prokop
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    c. 1741–1747 · Belvedere
  • Vision of Saint William of Vercelli
    Vision of Saint William of Vercelli
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • SImage under copyright
    Solomon worshipping a pagan god
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    c. 1695–1700 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • AImage under copyright
    Abduction of Europa
    attributed to · Attributed to Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    18th century · National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of Basilicata
  • AImage under copyright
    Apollo  und  Daphne
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    · National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of Basilicata
  • vImage under copyright
    venere e adone morente
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    · National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of Basilicata
  • AImage under copyright
    Apollo und Daphne
    Domenico Antonio Vaccaro
    · National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of Basilicata
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