View on the river Vulturnus, Sept.r 1790

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"View on the River Vulturnus, Sept.r 1790" is a landscape painting by Sir Richard Hoare, 2nd Baronet, an English antiquarian and artist. Hoare, born in 1758, was known for his contributions to both art and archaeology, particularly in the context of his travels and studies of ancient sites.

This painting captures a scenic view along the River Vulturnus, now known as the Volturno, which flows through southern Italy. The artwork is dated September 1790, suggesting it was created during Hoare's travels in Italy, a common practice among artists and scholars of the time who sought inspiration from the classical landscapes and ruins of the region.

Hoare's style in this painting reflects the Romantic movement's emphasis on natural beauty and the sublime, characterized by a detailed and atmospheric portrayal of the landscape. The composition likely includes elements typical of the Italian countryside, such as rolling hills, lush vegetation, and perhaps distant views of historical architecture or ruins, which were popular subjects for artists influenced by the Grand Tour.

Though primarily recognized for his scholarly work, particularly his contributions to the study of ancient British history and archaeology, Hoare's artistic endeavors, such as this painting, demonstrate his keen interest in capturing the essence of the landscapes he encountered. His works provide valuable insights into the aesthetic and cultural values of the late 18th century, as well as the interplay between art and antiquarian studies during this period.

The painting serves as a testament to Hoare's dual legacy as both an artist and a scholar, embodying the intellectual curiosity and artistic sensibility that defined his life and work. While not as widely known as other artists of his time, Hoare's contributions to art and archaeology remain appreciated by those interested in the cultural history of the era.

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