Michele Marieschi

1694 - 1743


Michele Marieschi (around 1694-1743), Venetian vedute painter, whose views, as opposed to the works of his contemporaries Canaletto and Bellotto, were always marked by a distinct theatrical nature and sometimes enriched with imaginary, scenographic architectural studies in the style of Piranesis.
His main work was probably a collection of eighteen etchings with views of Venetian sights published in 1741 ("Magnificentiores selectioresque Urbis Venetiarum prospectus").

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Farrukh-namah Jamali
16,650 $
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Elisabeth Blackwell
Herbarium
13,320 $
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Johann Heinrich Zedler
Universal Lexicon
11,100 $
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Theodosios von Bithynien, Kitab al-ukar. Persische Handschrift
11,100 $
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Maria Sibylla Merian
Erucarum ortus, alimentum et paradoxa metamorphosis
6,660 $
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Tobias Majer
Mathematischer Atlas
3,330 $
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Jean de La Fontaine
Fables Choisies. 4 Bde.
3,330 $
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Karl VI.
Adelsbrief mit Unterschrift
2,775 $
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