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Republic of Venice · 1698 – 1750Wikidata

Antonio David

Italian painter

Born in Venice.

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A life in paintings

Born 16989 dated paintingsDied 1750

10 works

  • Portrait of a Cardinal
    Portrait of a Cardinal
    Antonio David
    17th century · Nationalmuseum
  • Portrait of Maria Clementina Sobieska.
    Portrait of Maria Clementina Sobieska.
    Antonio David
    1719–1725 · Scottish National Gallery
  • Prince James Edward Stuart, The Old Pretender
    Prince James Edward Stuart, The Old Pretender
    Antonio David
    c. 1720
  • The Baptism of Prince Charles Edward Stuart
    The Baptism of Prince Charles Edward Stuart
    Antonio David
    1725 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal York
    Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal York
    workshop of · Workshop of Antonio David
    c. 1729–1732 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Young Knight of the Order of St John
    Young Knight of the Order of St John
    Antonio David
    c. 1730 · Museum of the Order of St John
  • Prince Charles Edward Stuart
    Prince Charles Edward Stuart
    Antonio David
    1732 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Prince Henry Benedict Clement Stuart, 1725 - 1807. Cardinal York; younger brother of Prince Charles Edward
    Prince Henry Benedict Clement Stuart, 1725 - 1807. Cardinal York; younger brother of Prince Charles Edward
    Antonio David
    1732 · National Galleries Scotland
  • William Howard (1714–1756), Viscount Andover
    William Howard (1714–1756), Viscount Andover
    Antonio David
    1735 · Kenwood House
  • Prince Charles Edward Stuart (1720–1788)
    Prince Charles Edward Stuart (1720–1788)
    Antonio David
    1740 · Victoria and Albert Museum
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