Probably by Jean-Antoine Constantin, Bridge at Subiaco
| Full title | Bridge at Subiaco |
|---|---|
| Artist | Probably by Jean-Antoine Constantin |
| Artist dates | 1756 - 1844 |
| Date made | about 1777 |
| Medium and support | Oil on paper |
| Dimensions | 28.7 × 39.4 cm |
| Acquisition credit | The Gere Collection, on long-term loan to the National Gallery |
| Inventory number | L813 |
| Location | Room 42 |
| Image copyright | The Gere Collection, on long-term loan to the National Gallery, © Private collection 2000. Used by permission |
| Collection | Main Collection |
This sketch shows the Bridge of Campo d'Arco which crosses the River Aniene outside Subiaco, a town in the Sabine hills some seventy kilometres east of Rome. The strong, simple architecture of the old bridge is thrown into relief by the dramatic play of light and shadow across it. The artist, also known as Constantin d'Aix, was a founder of the Provençal school of landscape painting.
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