The Annunciation, Agostino Masucci, 1742
Agostino Masucci, portraitAgostino MasucciItalian, 1691–1758

The Annunciation

1742 · Painting · 98.43 × 68.26 cm

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Yes, on view now

Where is “The Annunciation” now? Minneapolis Institute of Art, G308, Minneapolis. Yes, on view now. Checked September 29, 2026.

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Minneapolis, United States

RoomG308

Closed· opens tomorrow at 11:00 AM

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About the painting

King John V of Portugal commissioned three paintings from Masucci which would eventually be transferred into mosaic for the Church of Saint Roque in Lisbon. The artist made small modelli, or preparatory works, of these paintings to send to the King for approval; The Annunciation is one. Masucci completed the full-size versions of these three paintings and shipped them to the King in 1747. The paintings were executed in mosaic in the chapel of St. John the Baptist within the Church by 1752.

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Accession number
62.47

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