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Papal States · c. 1580 – February 25, 1644Wikidata

Agostino Tassi

Italian painter (c.1580-1644)

Born in Ponzano Romano. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 15807 dated paintingsDied 1644

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • The Embarkation of a Queen
    The Embarkation of a Queen
    Agostino Tassi
    c. 1615
  • Landscape with a Scene of Witchcraft
    Landscape with a Scene of Witchcraft
    Agostino Tassi
    1620–1644 · Walters Art Museum
  • The Coral Fishers
    The Coral Fishers
    Agostino Tassi
    c. 1622
  • Competition on the Capitoline Hill
    Competition on the Capitoline Hill
    Agostino Tassi
    1630s · Capitoline Museums
  • The Capture of Troy
    The Capture of Troy
    Agostino Tassi
    c. 1639 · Royal Castle in Warsaw
  • A Shipyard
    A Shipyard
    Agostino Tassi
    c. 1639 · Royal Castle in Warsaw
  • Mediterranean Coast with Shipping
    Mediterranean Coast with Shipping
    Agostino Tassi
    · Stockport Heritage Services
  • Mediterranean Coast with Shipping
    Mediterranean Coast with Shipping
    Agostino Tassi
    · Stockport Heritage Services
  • Festivities on the coast (Calendimaggio).
    Festivities on the coast (Calendimaggio).
    Agostino Tassi
    · Royal Castle in Warsaw
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Agostino Tassi
    · Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Agostino Tassi
    · Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery
  • Landscape with Figures
    Landscape with Figures
    Agostino Tassi
    · Ulster Museum
  • LImage under copyright
    Landscape with Erminia
    attributed to · Attributed to Claude Lorrain and attributed to Agostino Tassi
    c. 1630 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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