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Francesco Maltese

Maltese painter (c.1610-1654)

Born in Valletta. Died in Rome.

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12 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Still Life with a Helmet
    Still Life with a Helmet
    Francesco Maltese
    17th century · Hermitage Museum
  • Still Life with a Melon
    Still Life with a Melon
    Francesco Maltese
    17th century · Hermitage Museum
  • Still Life with an Oriental Carpet
    Still Life with an Oriental Carpet
    Francesco Maltese
    17th century · Hermitage Museum
  • Still-life
    Still-life
    attributed to · Attributed to Francesco Maltese and attributed to Pierfrancesco Cittadini
    17th century · Musée Fesch
  • Nature morte au miroir
    Nature morte au miroir
    Francesco Maltese
    17th century · Calvet Museum
  • Nature morte aux jasmins
    Nature morte aux jasmins
    Francesco Maltese
    17th century · Calvet Museum
  • Still life with a dog.
    Still life with a dog.
    Francesco Maltese
    17th century · National Museum in Kielce
  • Stillleben
    Stillleben
    Francesco Maltese
    1610–1660 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Stillleben
    Stillleben
    Francesco Maltese
    1610–1660 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Still life with carpet
    Still life with carpet
    Francesco Maltese
    1660–1680 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Carcassonne
  • Still Life of Pomegranates, Peaches, Apples and other Fruit Displayed on a Draped Carpet
    Still Life of Pomegranates, Peaches, Apples and other Fruit Displayed on a Draped Carpet
    Francesco Maltese
  • SImage under copyright
    Still-Life: Citron Trees and Violin
    Francesco Maltese
    1719 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
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