Art in Rome in the Eighteenth Century

Grand work sof art in all media-oil and fresco, bronze and marble, terracotta, and porcelain, drawings and prints,t extiles, silver and mosaic, jewlery and furniture-were created in Rome during the eighteenth century to embellish Roman churches, palaces, fountains piazzaz, gardens, and galleries, as well as for export. This definitive history of eighteenth-century Roman art, architecture, and decorative art captures the grand scale of diverse artistic expression of this century and documents the fashion of Neoclassicism that it inspired.