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Giovanni Pichler Italian
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Son of Johann Anton Pichler (1697–1779), a Tyrolean who settled in Naples then Rome, Giovanni was the most prolific and illustrious member of a dynasty of glyptic artists. Contemporaries admired the strength and purity of his pieces, mostly quite small.
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Title: Seated female figure
Artist:
Giovanni Pichler (Italian, Naples 1734–1791 Rome)
Date: 18th century
Culture: Italian
Medium: Sardonyx and gold
Dimensions: Overall: 7/8 in. (2.3 cm); visible cameo (confirmed): 20.3 x 16.7 mm
Classification: Lapidary Work-Gems
Credit Line: The Milton Weil Collection, 1939
Accession Number: 39.22.44
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