Who created "Shoe-Black"?

Shoe-Black was created by Jacopo Amigoni in 18th century.

When was "Shoe-Black" created?

This artwork was created 18th century.

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Shoe-Black

Jacopo Amigoni

18th century

Medium

Etching

About Jacopo Amigoni

1675–1752

A pioneer of the Venetian Rococo, Amigoni's oeuvre consists of decorative frescoes for churches and palaces, history and mythological paintings, and a few etchings. Comment on works: Religious; Mythology; Portraits

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