Caspar Andriaans van Wittel

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Wittel Paintings 1652 - 1736 Dutch painter

Rome, the Tiber near the Porto di Ripa Grande, 1711

Oil on canvas, 47 x 98 cm

Galleria dell'Accademia di San Luca, Rome

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OIL PAINTING: Rome, the Tiber near the Porto di Ripa Grande, 1711
Approximately half of Van Wittel's Roman vedute are views either of or along the Tiber. Made at fifteen different locations, most of them were repeated at least twice, as in this case. The present view represents the southernmost point Van Wittel ever painted along the Tiber. It was taken looking towards the north from the eastern bank, opposite the Porta Portese. To the left, across the river, we can see the quay known as the Porto di Ripa Grande, with the two long stairways and the customs building, behind which the small tower of Santa Maria della Torre is just visible. Further along the same bank of the Tiber, right before the river bend, lies the Palazzina Pamphili and its garden, obscuring the Ponte Rotto. Most of the complex was demolished in the late nineteenth century to make way for the Ospizio di San Michele, except for the customs building, which was razed in 1914.