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Vezzoza giovinetta un morbo assale . . . (The dentist)

Francesco Bartolozzi and Pietro Longhi

Vezzoza giovinetta un morbo assale . . . (The dentist)

1746-1814

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Vezzoza giovinetta un morbo assale . . . (The dentist)

1746-1814

Physical Qualities Etching and line engraving, 342 × 409 mm. (13 7/16 × 16 1/8 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.6572
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1946; Garrett Collection; T. Harrison Garrett, Baltimore

Inscribed: In lower margin at right, just below engraved surface, "F. Bartolozzi incid. appo Wagner C. P. E. S." One of a group of figure pieces. In lower margin at left, just below engraved surface, "P. Longhi pin." Below, four lines of verse, beginning with title. In lower right corner of lower margin "x. No. 8." In pencil in lower margin, "Early work of Bartolozzi"

Markings: Claghorn stamp on back; watermark: Crown with depicted ornament

Artist

Francesco Bartolozzi

1726–1814

English, born Italy, 1727-1815
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Artist

Pietro Longhi

1701–1784

Italian, 1702-1785
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