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May 15, 1648 – January 14, 1729Wikidata

Bartolomeo Bimbi

Italian painter

Born in Settignano. Died in Florence.

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A life in paintings

Born 164843 dated paintingsDied 1729

88 works

67 without a public image, listed last

  • The Pumpkin
    The Pumpkin
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    17th century · Botanical Garden of Florence
  • Shells
    Shells
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    17th century · Palazzo Reale
  • Plums
    Plums
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    17th century · Villa Medicea of Poggio a Caiano
  • Grapes
    Grapes
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    17th century · Villa Medicea of Poggio a Caiano
  • Citrus
    Citrus
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    17th century · Villa Medicea of Poggio a Caiano
  • Anemoni e giacini in vaso di bronzo
    Anemoni e giacini in vaso di bronzo
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    17th century · Museum of Still Life
  • Flowers in a decorated vase
    Flowers in a decorated vase
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    1670–1730
  • Flowers in a decorated vase (2)
    Flowers in a decorated vase (2)
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    1670–1730
  • Fast Day Fayre
    Fast Day Fayre
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    1680–1710 · The Tullie
  • Turkish Arms
    Turkish Arms
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    c. 1680 · Uffizi Gallery
  • Vase with flowers
    Vase with flowers
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    1680–1700
  • Large Citron in a Landscape
    Large Citron in a Landscape
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    1690s · Uffizi Gallery
  • Figs
    Figs
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    1696 · Museum of Still Life
  • Äpfel
    Äpfel
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    1696 · Museum of Still Life
  • Flower Piece
    Flower Piece
    Bartolomeo Bimbi
    c. 1700 · Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
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