Italy. 1688 - 1782
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1634 Naples, Italy - 1695 Alicante, Spain. Known for: Realist painting of still life, game, fruit and flowers, heroic figure portraits.
Giuseppe Recco was born in 1634 in Naples, Italy, and most likely received his artistic education from his father Giacomo and his uncle Giovanni Battista. He specialized primarily in still lifes.... Read full biography
Giuseppe Recco was born in 1634 in Naples, Italy, and most likely received his artistic education from his father Giacomo and his uncle Giovanni Battista. He specialized primarily in still lifes. Recco created a large part of his oeuvre in Spain, where his plant and animal compositions were very... Read full biography
Giuseppe Recco was born in 1634 in Naples, Italy, and most likely received his artistic education from his father Giacomo and his uncle Giovanni Battista. He specialized primarily in still lifes. Recco created a large part of his oeuvre in Spain, where his plant and animal compositions were very popular. After returning to his hometown, he was further influenced by Caravaggio and painted mainly sea-themed topics. Recco died in 1695 in Alicante, Italy. An undisputed 17th century Neapolitan... Read full biography
Giuseppe Recco was born in 1634 in Naples, Italy, and most likely received his artistic education from his father Giacomo and his uncle Giovanni Battista. He specialized primarily in still lifes. Recco created a large part of his oeuvre in Spain, where his plant and animal compositions were very popular. After returning to his hometown, he was further influenced by Caravaggio and painted mainly sea-themed topics. Recco died in 1695 in Alicante, Italy. An undisputed 17th century Neapolitan still-life artist, Giuseppe Recco (Naples, 1634 - Alicante, 1695) stands out for the richness and variety of his still-life paintings of fruit, fish displays and kitchen utensils often presented on entablatures. Although his compositions may appear... Read full biography
Giuseppe Recco was born in 1634 in Naples, Italy, and most likely received his artistic education from his father Giacomo and his uncle Giovanni Battista. He specialized primarily in still lifes. Recco created a large part of his oeuvre in Spain, where his plant and animal compositions were very popular. After returning to his hometown, he was further influenced by Caravaggio and painted mainly sea-themed topics. Recco died in 1695 in Alicante, Italy. An undisputed 17th century Neapolitan still-life artist, Giuseppe Recco (Naples, 1634 - Alicante, 1695) stands out for the richness and variety of his still-life paintings of fruit, fish displays and kitchen utensils often presented on entablatures. Although his compositions may appear disordered, they are always skillfully organised in colour and form so that the viewer's eye wanders over the entire canvas. Of... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: Roses, carnations, tulips and other flowers in a glass vase, with pastries and sweetmeats on a pewter platter, on a stone ledge in front of a red curtain
Roses, carnations, tulips and other flowers in a glass vase, with pastries and sweetmeats on a pewter platter, on a stone ledge in front of a red curtain
Giuseppe ReccoRoses, carnations, tulips and other flowers in a glass vase, with pastries and sweetmeats on a pewter platter, on a stone ledge in front of a red curtain
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Arrangements of flower bouquets in a majolica vase, a sculpted pewter and bronze urn and a ceramic ewer on a draped octagonal table with two lemons and other flowers, with a pug resting below
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Fish, shells and coral on a rocky shore
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