About this artwork

Pasquccia is a representative nineteenth-century Roman peasant girl. She wears a typical costume — a classical style tunic with a veil and her oval face is framed by cascading hair. The bust is inscribed at the back ‘J. Hutchison R.S.A. 1869’. Inspired by his studies in Rome, Hutchison sculpted a number of similar works, all of which display qualities of pureness and charm.

Updated before 2020

  • artist:
    John Hutchison (1833 - 1910) Scottish
  • title:
    Pasquaccia, a Roman Contadina
  • date created:
    Unknown
  • materials:
    Marble
  • measurements:
    59.00 x 37.00 x 26.00 cm
  • object type:
  • credit line:
    Transferred from the Royal Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts 1897
  • accession number:
    NG 571
  • gallery:
  • artwork photographed by:
    Antonia Reeve
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John Hutchison

John Hutchison