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| Giovanni Paolo Panini Roman Capriccio with Pantheon 1735 |
Many obscure Italian painters of the 17th and 18th centuries turned out canvases filled with fantastical arrangements (or rearrangements) of Roman architecture (or Roman-like elements of architecture). Wealthy English visitors bought countless examples. Many such tourist trophies inevitably made their way – like these – into the Royal Collection.
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| Marco Ricci Capriccio 1720-25 |
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| Marco Ricci Capriccio 1729 |
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| Marco Ricci Capriccio c. 1725-30 |
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| Marco Ricci Capriccio c. 1729 |
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| Alessandro Salucci Capriccio 1656 |
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| Francesco Zuccarelli Landscape Capriccio c. 1760-69 |
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| Francesco Zuccarelli Landscape Capriccio c. 1760-69 |
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| Claude Lorrain Harbor Capriccio 1643 |
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| Luca Carlevarijs Harbor Capriccio c. 1700-10 |
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| Luca Carlevarijs Harbor Capriccio c. 1700-10 |
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| Canaletto Venetian Capriccio with Colleoni Monument 1744 |