Interior of Saint Peter's, Rome
Giovanni Paolo Panini · after 1754
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Giovanni Paolo Panini's "Interior of Saint Peter's, Rome," painted after 1754, is an oil on canvas measuring 29 1/8 x 39 1/4 inches (74 x 99.7 cm). It is classified as a painting and is part of the European Paintings department. The Metropolitan Museum of Art acquired the work in 1871 via purchase.
Panini was an Italian painter and architect, born in 1691 and deceased in 1765. Further details regarding his nationality are not provided in the supplied records.
The provenance, culture, exhibitions, and literature relating to "Interior of Saint Peter's, Rome" are not specified in the given catalogue data.
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