Philip Peter Roos detto Rosa da Tivoli

(Frankfurt am Main, 1657 - Roma , 1706)

which we can attribute to the Flemish painter who traveled to Italy and frequented Giacinto Brandi's workshop, marrying his daughter. After a series of views of the Roman countryside, he began to paint animals according to the vogue of the time. He had a copious and monotonous production in the subjects, but not in the style, always of great formal correctness. 100 x 137 cm.