Pacetti, Vincenzo
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Vincenzo Pacetti (1746-1820) was a Roman sculptor and restorer who worked extensively on ancient sculpture restoration for major Roman collections. He restored antiquities for the Vatican and private collectors, and his diary provides valuable documentation of the 18th-century Roman art market.
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About Pacetti, Vincenzo
Pacetti was a leading restorer of ancient sculptures in 18th-century Rome. His work for the Vatican and private collectors, documented in his diary, shaped how classical antiquities were preserved and displayed.
The Hope Dionysos, an ancient statue restored by Pacetti, is held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Pacetti restored ancient marble sculptures for the Vatican and private Roman collectors in the 18th century, filling in missing pieces to complete damaged antiquities.
Pacetti kept a diary documenting his restoration work and the 18th-century Roman art market, an important primary source for historians today.
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