Francesco (de') Ficoroni FRS (1664 – 25 January 1747) was an Italian archaeologist, connoisseur and antiquarian in Rome closely involved with the antiquities...

Connoisseurship – The 4th Earl of Carlisle's Correspondence with Francesco de Ficoroni and Antonion Maria Zanetti", The Burlington Magazine 129No. 1007...

Connoisseurship: the 4th Earl of Carlisle's correspondence with Francesco de Ficoroni and Antonio Maria Zanetti', Burlington Magazine, 129:1007 (February...

rediscovered in 1723, since it is in a memoire of Francesco de Ficoroni (the discoverer of the famous Cista Ficoroni). On the western shore of Lake Albano, 2 km...

well-known archaeologist Francesco de Ficoroni. From 1717 to 1719, he was in France with the French court master-builder Robert de Cotte, the architect Germain...

Charles de Brosses saw them displayed in Monsignor Furietti's apartments in the Palazzo Montecitorio in 1739-40, and Francesco de' Ficoroni described...

Connoisseurship - The 4th Earl of Carlisle's Correspondence with Francesco de Ficoroni and Antonion Maria Zanetti", The Burlington Magazine 129No. 1007...

Ildefonso Tarditi (December 1744–1771) Paolo Lazzarini (1771–1776) Bernardino Ficoroni (1776–1777) Giovanni Battista Canonici (1777–1793) Filippo Biagioli (1793–1818)...

antiquarian and scientific friends and contacts, including Francesco Ficoroni, Bernard de Montfaucon, Richard Pococke, Andrew Ducarel, Francis Wise, Martin...

mirrors with inscriptions partly in Etruscan. Also famous is the bronze Ficoroni Cista (Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia, Rome), engraved with pictures...

respectability of such brilliant, if much less systematic antiquarians as Francesco Ficoroni and the Baron Stosch." Winckelmann's poverty may have played a part:...

1735, in the bed of the Cavone river. A fragment was purchased by Francesco Ficoroni and taken to England, where it was sold to Brian Fairfax the younger...

British Museum. Retrieved 8 December 2015. Joseph Breck (1927). "The Ficoroni Medallion and Some Other Gilded Glasses in the Metropolitan Museum of Art"...

these structures, a noble domus (house), were excavated initially by Francesco Ficoroni in the mid-18th century and again in 1860–67 by G.B. Guidi. Recently...

from the tenures of Pope Zacharias (741-752), of Gregory III (731-741) (Ficoroni, "Museo Kircheriano"), and possibly of Gregory II (715-731). These pieces...

he published a defense of Bernard de Montfaucon's Diario Italico against the critical attacks of Francesco Ficoroni. A fire consumed all his library and...