Thomas Patch (1725-1782) painted pleasing scenes in and around Florence; they appear to be suitable for decorating the sorts of interiors that he painted more numerously (along with many figure studies of his social circle).
The views that he painted were done with a slightly different perspective than what was commonly painted by others: looking at a bridge from a different direction, or from a greater distance.
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| A view of the Arno, Florence, from the Cascine Gardens by Thomas Patch |
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