Marcantonio Franceschini

The Metamorphosis of the Dead Adonis

after 1692

The Metamorphosis of the Dead Adonis

after 1692

The Death of Adonis

after 1692

The Death of Adonis

after 1692

Apollo and Diana Slaying the Python

1692/98

Apollo and Diana Slaying the Python

1692/98

Venus Discovers the Sleeping Adonis

after 1692

Venus Discovers the Sleeping Adonis

after 1692

Thetis vertraut dem Zentauren Chiron den jungen Achilles an

Thetis Entrusting the Infant Achilles to the Centaur Chiron

The Birth of Apollo and Diana

1692/98

The Birth of Apollo and Diana

1692/98

Latona and the Lycian Peasants

Venus Discovers the Dead Adonis

after 1692

Venus Discovers the Dead Adonis

after 1692

Diana and Actaeon

1692/98

Diana and Actaeon

1692/98

Diana Leading Endymion to Olympus

The Birth of Apollo and Diana

Diana Hunting

Birth of Adonis

after 1692

Birth of Adonis

after 1692

Venus and Adonis Hunting

after 1698

Venus and Adonis Hunting

after 1698

Mercury and Cupid

Latona and the Lycian Peasants

1692/98

Latona and the Lycian Peasants

1692/98

Die Begegnung von Jakob und Rahel am Brunnen

Jacob and Rachel at the Well

1693/94

Jacob and Rachel at the Well

1693/94

Diana and Callisto

1698

Diana and Callisto

1698

Marcantonio Franceschini an Johann Adam Andreas I. von Liechtenstein: Er retourniert die erhaltenen Zeichnungen der zwei Zimmer im Gartenpalais in der Rossau und legt dem Brief eine Liste der Themen aus den Metamorphosen des Ovid bei, die seiner Meinung nach für die beiden Zimmer in Frage kämen. Er verspricht, die Arbeit ohne jede fremde Hilfe eigenhändig auszuführen und ersucht um die Überweisung des vereinbarten Vorschusses.

Marcantonio Franceschini to Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein: He returns the received drawings of the two rooms in the Garden Palace in the Rossau and appends to the letter a list of the subjects from Ovid's Metamorphoses which in his opinion would be suitable for the two rooms. He promises to execute the work himself without recourse to outside assistance and requests remittance of the advance agreed upon.

Bologna, 12.11.1692

Marcantonio Franceschini to Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein: He returns the received drawings of the two rooms in the Garden Palace in the Rossau and appends to the letter a list of the subjects from Ovid's Metamorphoses which in his opinion would be suitable for the two rooms. He promises to execute the work himself without recourse to outside assistance and requests remittance of the advance agreed upon.

Bologna, 12.11.1692