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Figures driving Cattle in a wooded Landscape, by Domenico de Marchis, called Tempestino (1655-1718).

Oil on canvas, 119cm by 169cm. In a carved and gilded frame.

An entry in the 1763 Burghley Inventory in the distinctive hand of Brownlow, 9th Earl of Exeter (1725-1793) records: ‘the North dressing room … two large landscapes by Tempesta’ and ‘Queen Elizabeths room …two large landscapes by Tempesta.’

The artist specialised in landscape painting, sometimes in collaboration with figural painters.

He was the brother-in-law of Pieter Mulier, (1637-1701), who was known as Tempesta.

REFERENCE: PIC486

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