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Pietro Bellotti

Italian painter (1625-1700)

Born in Roè Volciano. Died in Gargnano.

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A life in paintings

Born 16253 dated paintingsDied 1700

12 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • An Old Man holding a Pilgrim-Bottle
    An Old Man holding a Pilgrim-Bottle
    Unknown artist and Pietro Bellotti
    1650–1659 · National Gallery
  • Portrait of an old woman with a rosary.
    Portrait of an old woman with a rosary.
    Pietro Bellotti
    c. 1650 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Old Pilgrim
    Old Pilgrim
    Pietro Bellotti
    1660s–1670s · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Capriccio with Ruins
    Capriccio with Ruins
    Pietro Bellotti
    c. 1750 · Mauritshuis
  • An Old Philosopher at Her Desk, with a Vanitas Skull and an Hourglass
    An Old Philosopher at Her Desk, with a Vanitas Skull and an Hourglass
    Pietro Bellotti
  • Portrait of an old woman with a bowl
    Portrait of an old woman with a bowl
    Pietro Bellotti
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Bust of an old woman
    Bust of an old woman
    Pietro Bellotti
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Bust of an Old Man (Head of a Beggar)
    Bust of an Old Man (Head of a Beggar)
    Pietro Bellotti
    · National Museum in Kraków
  • The Dowser
    The Dowser
    Pietro Bellotti
  • Socrates
    Socrates
    Pietro Bellotti
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of an old woman
    Pietro Bellotti
    · Ca' Rezzonico
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of a gentleman in a wig
    Pietro Bellotti
    · Ca' Rezzonico
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