Giovanni Marco Pitteri (1703–1767) was an Italian engraver of the late Baroque period in his native Venice. He engraved densely incised portraits with shading of almost photographic quality.^[1] He is said to have trained under Giovanni Antonio Faldoni, and to have engraved in the style of Mellan.^[2] He engraved a drawing of Saint Philip by Piazzetta, in whose studio he worked.^[3] He had as one of his pupils Giovanni Domenico Lorenzi.^[4]

Gallery

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  Saint John the Evangelist
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  Saint Andrew
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  Saint Simon the Zealot
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  Saint Matthew
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  Saint Mark
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  Saint Francis of Paola (etching after Federico Bencovich)
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  Martyrdom of Saint Bartholemew, after Ribera (1750, copper engraving)
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  Saint Agnes, after Ribera (1750, copper engraving)
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  Saint Francis of Assisi, after Ribera (1750, copper engraving)
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  Liberation of Saint Peter, after Ribera (1750, copper engraving)