Pietro Rotari
1707–1762 · Rococo
Pietro Antonio Rotari was an Italian painter of the Baroque period. Born in Verona, he led a peripatetic career, and died in Saint Petersburg, where he had traveled to paint for the Russian court. His portraits, mostly of women, are renowned for being beautiful and realistic. Rotari's works were generally limited to royal portraits held by notables such as emperors and court ladies.
27 paintings
- Portrait of Jerzy August Mniszech (1715–1778), his own coat of arms (1746)
- Woman with a Fan and a Woman with a Rose
- sleeping girl (1732)
- Young Girl Writing a Love Letter (1757)
- Elector Frederick Christian of Saxony (1722-1763) (1755)
- Maria Antonia of Bavaria, spouse of Elector Frederick Christian of Saxony (1755)
- Portrait of a Young Girl: La penitente
- Porträt der Queen Maria Josepha (1699-1757), Wife of King Augustus III of Poland (1755)
- Portrait of young woman
- A Young Woman Wearing a Shawl (1656)
- Girl with Needle-work
- Girl Looking through a Telescope (1757)
- Young Russian Woman (1759)
- A Sleeping Girl (1760)
- Portrait of a maid. (1701)
- Portrait of Augustus III of Poland in blue coat and cuirass. (1755)
- Portrait of Maria Josepha of Austria (1755)
- Young Woman with Black Collar and Flowers in her Hair, Known as "The Frivolous Girl" (1760)
- Girl with a Flower in Her Hair (1759)
- Old woman with fur hat (1754)
- Portrait of the nuncio at the Dresden court, Ignazio Accoramboni
- Portrait of Countess A.M. Vorontsova (1759)
- Alexander the Great and Roxana (1756)
- A Sleeping Girl (1760/1762)
- A Girl with a Flower in Her Hair (1760/1762)
- A young Woman (1759)
- A Young Woman with a Book (1756)