Battle scene, Italian school 17th century, Francesco Graziani

Francesco Graziani known as ciccio Napoletano, Italian School 17th century.

Oil on canvas (recanvass) 74X61cm
Framed size 90X76cm

Student of Jacques Courtois known as Burgundy, he was active in Naples and Rome in the second half of the 17th century.

He was officially in Rome in 1680 where he painted 4 works still preserved in churches.
Known for his battle scenes, he painted large landscapes preserved at the Doria Pamphili in Rome.
The museums of Chambery, Dunkirk and Orleans in France and Baltimore (USA), Geneva in Switzerland and Great Britain present his works.
In Italy it is presented in Pistoia, Galeria Pallavicini in Rome, Bologna.
Influenced by Jacques Courtois and Salvator Rosa, the date of his death is currently unknown.
Our painting in perfect condition, presented with an old frame.