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Crescenzio Onofri

Italian painter

Born in Rome. Died in Florence.

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A life in paintings

Born 16327 dated paintingsDied 1712

11 works

  • Landscape (870.9.1)
    Landscape (870.9.1)
    Crescenzio Onofri
    17th century · Musée d'art et d'histoire de Narbonne
  • Landscape in Lazio with Hermit
    Landscape in Lazio with Hermit
    Crescenzio Onofri
    c. 1650–1714
  • An extensive landscape with a villa, figures in trees in the foreground
    An extensive landscape with a villa, figures in trees in the foreground
    Crescenzio Onofri
    c. 1650–1714
  • Landscape with Fishermen
    Landscape with Fishermen
    Crescenzio Onofri
    1670–1712 · National Gallery
  • Landscape with Figures
    Landscape with Figures
    Crescenzio Onofri
    1670–1712 · National Gallery
  • Idealised landscape of the Roman Campagna
    Idealised landscape of the Roman Campagna
    Crescenzio Onofri
    1670–1712
  • Landscape of the Roman countryside
    Landscape of the Roman countryside
    Crescenzio Onofri
    1670–1712 · Bank of Italy
  • Landscape with shepherds and herds
    Landscape with shepherds and herds
    Crescenzio Onofri
    1670–1712 · Bank of Italy
  • Landscape with a Watermill
    Landscape with a Watermill
    attributed to · Attributed to Crescenzio Onofri
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • Classical Landscape
    Classical Landscape
    Crescenzio Onofri
    · Usher Gallery
  • Classical Landscape
    Classical Landscape
    Crescenzio Onofri
    · Usher Gallery
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